New Documentary: “Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am”
Senior Film Critic Kurt Brokaw reviews the insightful documentary Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am, a chronicle of the author’s life and work told mainly from her perspective in eye-to-eye interviews.
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I Watch The Independent Staff Picks: Black History Month
…I wasn’t sure what to expect. Read on to hear my thought’s on the staff picks. ‘Eve’s Bayou’ (1997) The film opens at a house party, where the protagonist, 10-year-old…
Hometown Hitter
…his desire to let the actors develop on their own. “One of the last things you want to do is control the action. You want to encourage [the actors]. Without…
Sweet Sixteen
…Nowhere Man, so I think he’s probably renting a camera for his movie and maybe I can piggyback. But Tim insists that the only way he’ll shoot my movie is…
Yes, it has been confirmed: Plaza is starring in Waters’ “Liarmouth”
…and said, ‘You better let me audition for you. I even look like the girl on the cover [of the book he’s adapting].” Then added, “I exclusively only audition for…
“Bulletproof”: Changing The Narrative Around Gun Violence
…keep a distance,” Chandler says. “It wasn’t about sort of trying to set things askew. […] There’s also a distance [with] holding things for a long time. Letting people look,…
State of the Film Industry in Southeast Europe
Courtney Sheehan explores the film industry of Southeast Europe. Looking at how their style grew out of the impact of the Yugoslav wars on the area.
New York Film Festival 2011 – Critic’s Choice
…XXY, and She-Monkeys are among the most memorable, and Corpo celeste immediately joins their distinguished company. All were directed by women and all have a firm feminine sensibility that the…
Titane: Murder, Cars and Daddy Issues
“Titane” is a body-horror film through and through, but its commentary about sex and family is as central to the film as the gore.