By Marti Dols Roca. It was 1918 and World War I was coming to an end even though it definitely didn’t look like that. The human and material resources that would be sent by the United States and would eventually help ending the conflict wasn’t fully deployed yet, and the European
I should preface this by saying that I am an unabashed Judd Apatow fan. I know that there seems to be a clear divide in the sand between those who like his productions and those who don't. Once thing that I find particularly interesting with this particular production is that
On episode five of the FilmFrame podcast, co-hosts Orla Smith and Scott Wilson discuss Joachim Trier's Thelma, as well as listing their top 5 non-comic book films about superpowers, and talking about Take This Waltz, The Legend of Barney Thomson, Ingrid Goes West, and more. [embed]//soundcloud.com/brwc/film-frame-5-thelma[/embed] TIMECODES 0:00-0:52 - Introduction 0:52-11:36 - Suburbicon, Beach
By Kit Ramsey. My Feral Heart is an innocuous low-stakes film that shines a light on a fairly underrepresented cross-section of the community and film audience; those that are affected by their mental health and disabilities. Eschewing the regular conventions that cinema takes around the mentally handicapped, conventions which tend to be
Five minutes into England is Mine, the following exchange occurs: “Life's too short for
