Slamdance 2020 – A few final filmsAs I finish up my Slamdance viewing, I want to thank the festival for giving me access...
Year: 2022
Monster Mondays: Mothra (1961)By Ben Dower The crew of a ship that was wrecked on the nuclear testing site Infant...
Slamdance 2022 – More shorts (including some award winners)Yes, there are more films to cover from Slamdance, especially short films, so let?s catch up on...
Slamdance 2022 – Still more to seeAs Slamdance Film Festival continues, I?ve spent some time with some of the features that are part...
Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America – The Story of USBuilt around a riveting presentation by lawyer Jeffrey Robinson,?Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America?re-examines...
Poly Styrene: I Am a Cliche – The Many Forms of LegacySay what you will about Poly Styrene but she was anything but a clich?. Directed by Celeste...
The Worst Person in the World – Elusive happiness?I?m standing on the sideline of my own life.? Joachim Trier?s The Worst Person in the World...
SF Radio 8.14 Re-Entering THE MATRIX RESURRECTIONSWhy use old code to make something new? After nearly 20 years, The Matrix Resurrections re-enters the...
Murderville: Whose Crime is it Anyways?Murder can be a funny thing. Produced by Will Arnett, Murderville introduces the world to Terry Seattle (Arnett), a...
Slamdance 2022 – Unstoppable livesSlamdance is intentional about inclusiveness. That is especially evident through their ?Unstoppable? sections for both feature films...