‘Someone Like Me’ portrays a year in the life of a group of LGBTQIA Canadians as they sponsor and support a gay Ugandan refugee in Vancouver, Canada.
[Read more…]‘Someone Like Me’ Is A Muddled Look At The Queer Refugee Experience [Hot Docs Review]
‘The Face of Anonymous’ Offers A Portrait Of An Aging Activist [Hot Docs Review]
With The Face of Anonymous, writer/director Gary Lang sets out to put a personal face on the purposefully faceless hacker group Anonymous. The face in question is Commander X, aka Christopher Doyon, one of the most visible members of the organization, who often spoke on behalf of the group and even published two books. [Read more…]
‘Fukushima 50’ Is A Dramatic Chronicle Of A Near Nuclear Disaster [Review]
Fukushima 50 offers a glimpse at the environmental and political elements that nearly contributed to a catastrophic nuclear disaster in Japan in 2011.
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‘Nina Wu’ Is A Challenging, Hallucinatory Condemnation of Abuse in the Film Industry [Review w/ Gayly Dreadful]
Terry and Joe tackle director Midi Z’s sumptuous Taiwanese psychological thriller, Nina Wu.
‘Happiest Season’ Isn’t The Happy Queer Holiday Film We Need [Review w/ Gayly Dreadful]
With the release of Clea DuVall’s queer holiday film, Terry Mesnard and I are offering spoiler-free and spoilery reviews. [Read more…]
[Review] ‘The Wolf of Snow Hollow’ Mistakes Screaming For Comedy
John Marshall (Jim Cummings) has a lot on his plate.
He’s a recovering alcoholic with some pretty significant rage issues. He navigating (unsuccessfully) a post-divorce relationship with his teenage daughter Jenna (Chloe East). His father (Robert Forster, in his final role) is the Sheriff of Snow Hollow, but the old man refuses to relinquish control to John despite significant health problems.
Oh yeah, and there’s a werewolf killing women every full moon in the sleepy tourist town. [Read more…]
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