Not one, but TWO movies wide-released on the very same day (November 17) quote famous lines from 21st century cinema WITHOUT referencing the movies they originate from, assuming their fame precedes them to such a degree that no explicit citation is necessary.
Continue reading “Two Hits”
Four recent releases explore what happens when artists come to town to turn your life into their art.
Continue reading “You Ever Eat With One?”
The global proliferation of technology has contributed to the 21st century’s documentary boom.
Continue reading “Democratization of the Camera”
Countless movies begin with the text card “Based on a true story.”
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What’s the definition of being an arts journalist?
Continue reading “Journaling”
Jocelyn Bioh specializes in bringing the style of screen genres to her ensemble plays.
Continue reading “Dramauteur”
Wes Anderson’s The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar = Elevator Repair Service’s Gatz.
Continue reading “Audiovisualbook”
Leo: Bloody Sweet is a Kollywoodified remake of David Cronenberg’s A History of Violence.
Continue reading “Bloody Sweet, Indeed”
My Love Affair with Marriage is Inside Out for adults.
Continue reading “Inside Marriage Out”
Prediction: theater historians will remember the 21st century for the mass dissemination of filmed productions.
Continue reading “Lost or Gained in Translation”
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