film reviews
New film “Suburbicon” actually can be enjoyed!
November 10, 2017Suburbicon has elements that could be compared to some really great movies such as Night of the Hunter, Raisin in the Sun, and Pleasantville.
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Native peoples at Toronto International Film Festival
October 26, 2017A prevalent theme was the subject of Indigenous people, their lost rights, and the tragic history of the occupation of their lands.
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“Tragedy Girls”: A twisted tale of millennials, serial killers, and social media
October 19, 2017Tragedy Girls, explores what happens when the desperation for fame and influence drives people to murder for digital acceptance.
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“First They Killed My Father”: Cambodian genocide through innocent eyes
September 20, 2017New film is a haunting tale of the mass killings in Cambodia carried out by Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge in the 1970s, and has lasting lessons for humanity.
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“Building the Wall,” resisting home-grown fascism through theatre
March 24, 2017It’s a rough-going 80 minutes but well worth the investment if it leads to greater effort to dismantle the incipient apparatus of fascism in America.
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