Portrait of a Lady of Science
Ammonite by Hope Madden Writer/director Francis Lee’s Ammonite is a beautiful, insightful, lonesome film about European women falling in love in a time when patriarchal society only allowed that to…read more →
Ammonite by Hope Madden Writer/director Francis Lee’s Ammonite is a beautiful, insightful, lonesome film about European women falling in love in a time when patriarchal society only allowed that to…read more →
The Garden Left Behind by Hope Madden Newcomer Charlie Guevara charms in Flavio Alves’s drama The Garden Left Behind with a bittersweet performance as Tina, an undocumented Mexican trans woman…read more →
Lingua Franca by Hope Madden Lingua franca is literally a language used between two people who don’t share a native tongue. But what goes unsaid in Lingua Franca carries far…read more →
Benjamin by Seth Troyer Benjamin is one of the most uniquely brilliant indie films I’ve come across in some time. It’s a film that could have easily been yet another…read more →
HomoSayWhat: Who’s Pushing Hate? by Matt Weiner For a documentary with the subtitle “Who’s Pushing Hate?,” you would think that HomoSayWhat, Craig Bettendorf’s brief survey of homophobia in America from…read more →
Portrait of a Lady on Fire by Hope Madden Celine Sciamma follows up the vitally of-the-moment indie Girlhood with this breathy, painterly period romance only to clarify that she is…read more →
El Angel by Hope Madden Everyone loves a good bad guy. Why is that? That’s a question that drives Luis Orgeta’s El Angel, a fantastically stylish period piece and provocative…read more →
Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood by Brandon Thomas Hollywood has always been about vanity, secrets and fiction. It’s an industry filled with people who make a living pretending…read more →