Category: Film
Why Films Like Straight Outta Compton Present a Unique Conundrum for Black Women
In the wake of the release of Straight Outta Compton Director Ava DuVernay tweeted “To be a woman who loves hip-hop is to
Announcing the Fall 2015 Issue: Juliette Lewis, Erin Wasson, Helena Christensen, Kasia Jujeczka
Here’s to present and future heroes: We are excited to announce the release of our Fall 2015 issue, featuring four incredible
The Diary of a Teenage Girl, Mistress America, We Come As Friends, Grandma, The Second Mother: August’s Essential Movies
This month, Noah Baumbach and Greta Gerwig reunite, Lily Tomlin reclaims the big screen and a Brazilian film about class hits
Third Anarchy Film Festival at MoRUS
Looking at much of Manhattan today, you may be forgiven to forget the city’s spiritual past as a radical place filled
Slow Machine with Chloe Sevigny Looking for Crowdfunders
Chloe Sevigny’s latest project, a “screwball thriller about performance and surveillance,” is looking for backers. Called Slow Machine, it is reportedly “bleak
Ester Martin Bergsmark’s Something Must Break
Ester Martin Bergsmark’s underseen Something Must Break is one of the most profound representations of transgender identity recently depicted in cinema.
The Zeitgeist: Yo La Tengo Covers the Cure, Lars Von Trier’s Childhood Short + More
Lars Von Trier’s Childhood Stop Motion Short Way before the emotional and moral trappings of Dancer In The Dark, or the
Andrei Tarkovsky, Sculpting in Time at MAD
Andrei Tarkovsky needs no introduction. A singular cinematic voice, the Russian director is one of cinema’s most fascinating filmmakers. Tarkovsky is
Amy, Tangerine, The Look of Silence, Irrational Man: July’s Essential Movies
From the touching Amy to Woody Allen’s cross-generational love-and-crime story Irrational Man, July is more than basking in the Sun. Here