Making the image: A lesbian photographer’s journey with time
Joan “JEB” E. Biren’s identity as a photographer was not born from passion, but out of deep necessity to see…
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Joan “JEB” E. Biren’s identity as a photographer was not born from passion, but out of deep necessity to see…
After premiering at Cannes Film Festival to exceptional critic reviews last month, Jayne Mansfield biographical documentary “My Mom Jayne” released…
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Of all the crowds I joined to watch a movie at South by Southwest this year, Kristina Kraskov’s debut feature…
On the second day of the SXSW Festival, Issa Rae debuted the second part of her HBO docu-series “Seen &…