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Boy George and Culture Club More Than Name or Band-They Are LGBTQ+ History
One thing can't be denied. Boy George and the Culture Club is a perfect example of how fleeting success can ruin friendships and destroy careers. Yet, the love and respect…
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Jolie and Anei Are Luminescent in Couture
Couture is a wonderful depiction of women emotionally intersecting wasting no time dwelling in the past, staying present and living their best life in order to navigate the future.
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Aaron Paul and Nina Dobrev Steal the Show in The Get Out
The Get Out will make audiences ponder when is it ever the right time to contemplate our longevity or accept we eventually will all suffer the same fate. Although this…
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Anne-Marie Johnson Tackles Ageism and Relevance with The Addiction of Hope
The Addiction of Hope has the ability to feel like a journal entry come to life in the most beautiful way possible and will serve as a cinematic blueprint for…
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Jason Momoa and Matthias Shoenaerts Steal Show in Supergirl!
Momoa, along with Schoenaerts take up space in the best way possible stealing the film from its young star Milly Alcock in the title role. Both men are diabolically delicious…
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Stop That Train is a Dragalicous and Hilarious Ode to Disaster Film Genre
In the 70’s, disaster films were all the rage and ginormous box office hits. Who can forget Shelley Winters swimming for her life through the flooded floors in “The Poseidon…
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Coming Attractions, Documentary Film Review, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Tribeca Film Festival, Warner Brothers
Earth, Wind & Fire: (TO BE CELESTIAL VS. THAT’S THE WEIGHT OF THE WORLD)
Earth, Wind & Fire (To Be Celestial VS. That's The Weight of the World) is a loving celebration of a complex artist, the enduring legacy of an iconic sound that…
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Ask E. Jean is a Powerful Look at Justice for Assault Against Women
Ask E. Jean demonstrates what happens when a woman is strong enough to advocate for justice and the truth. Yet, at the same time reminds most of us why the…
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How to Feed a Dictator Is More Than Recipes and Tasty Global Dishes
How to Feed a Dictator is an immensely mesmerizing and deeply unsettling piece which lingers in the consciousness like an aftertaste of a dish you enjoy and detest all at…
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Coming Attractions, Documentary Film Review, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Tribeca Film Festival
Kids Like Me Proves Adversity is Only a State of Mind
Oliver’s joy of creation, his passion for storytelling and the fierce ways he and his family move through the world makes ‘Kids Like Me’ is an awe-inspiring human story about family,…
