Femme: Review
Femme: Review. Fear-Based Violence. By Joseph Ha. Sam H. Freeman and Ng Choon Ping’s queer short film “Femme” begins with a tearful childhood memory. Our protagonist, a gay black man named Jordan, is crying his… Femme: Review
Femme: Review. Fear-Based Violence. By Joseph Ha. Sam H. Freeman and Ng Choon Ping’s queer short film “Femme” begins with a tearful childhood memory. Our protagonist, a gay black man named Jordan, is crying his… Femme: Review
“Hello world, how do you plan on fucking with me today?” With that line, delivered within the opening ten minutes of Straighten Up and Fly Right, we are instantly drawn into the character and world of Kristen… Straighten Up And Fly Right: Review
Paris Is In Harlem: Slamdance Review. By Daniel Pollock. Music heals, but wounds can be deep – is that a fair assessment for Christina Kallas’ energetic celebration of New York City, Paris is in Harlem?… Paris Is In Harlem: Slamdance Review
In this edition of the New Release Breakdown, I take a deep-dive into the Foo Fighters horror/comedy, Studio 666, Tyler Perry’s latest Madea effort, A Madea Homecoming, and the pet buddy comedy Dog. Let’s get… New Release Breakdown: Foo Fighters, Madea, And More
Cyrano reimaged is what the full title of this film should be. It is a sumptuous feast for the eyes and ears but this Joe Wright directed cinematic foray is based on the stage musical… Cyrano: The BRWC Review