Lynn Shelton reminds us of the big conflict in small situations.
Category: the watchlist
A weekly wrap-up of everything I watched at home and in-theatres for a given week. What have you seen lately?
Mia Hansen-Løve steps into the booth to drop the needle on both a sound and a scene.
The writing and direction of Julie Delpy took centre stage this week, as did the poor sales job it gets.
Reed Morano brings a new twist to the #52 Project; The first film directed and shot by the same woman. The result are real, and they are spectacular.
We face very long odds in this world, and the visual approach by Gillian Armstrong seems to underscore that…in case you forgot.
The end of the playoffs and the second week in a row where #52 brings me to a theatre.
The #52 finally gets me into a multiplex, and brings me only my second actor/director in Jodie Foster.
The docs are over, the basketball prevails, and the #52 continue…
Eight years ago, the woman behind BOYS DON’T CRY unleashed a film that was ahead of its time.
After a dozen entries, the #52 finally brings me to a new talent by way of Stacie Passon
Soaking up the work of Marjane Satrapi, and her visually splendid stories of human complexity.
A visit to India for this week’s entry in the project. Pass the papadums…