Review: ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ shows a gap in the filmmaker’s understanding
Writer and director Aaron Sorkin’s straight-to-Netflix The Trial of the Chicago 7 is a complete misrepresentation of history and everything the anti-institution leaders of...
Review: Netflix’s ‘Over the Moon’ succeeds in cultural representation
When I first saw Chang’e, the moon goddess of Chinese mythical folklores, depicted as a singing diva in the trailer for Netflix’s Over the...
Review: Want to shatter your heart into a million pieces? Watch ‘Clouds’
“You don’t have to realize you are dying to start living.”
Yes, that quote is cheesy and just the slightest bit cringe-worthy, but it captures...
Review: The ugly underbelly of love comes out in ‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’
The Haunting of Bly Manor begins with the narrator (Carla Gugino) passing time at a wedding rehearsal. “I know a ghost story,” she says....
Review: Ariana Grande embraces healing, sexuality, and self-love in ‘Positions’
Ariana Grande’s experience with trauma, public scrutiny, and improving her mental health is stripped down and exposed in her most recent album, Positions.
Grande’s sixth...
