Broadcast Signal Intrusion: Vulnerability, Fear, and Paranoia Through a TV Screen
The television is a sacred space in many a home. A place where you can relax, unwind, and let your ...
Tag: Film
“Here Before” Review: A Mother’s Grief Tests Reality
The loss of a child is probably among the single most painful things any person can ever experience. It is ...
In Conversation with Barry Jenkins & Composer Nicholas Britell on “The Underground Railroad” at SXSW
Academy Award-winning filmmaker Barry Jenkins and Academy Award-nominated and Emmy Award-winning composer Nicholas Britell are back with their third collaboration ...
“The End of Us”: A Review
With just over a year since the pandemic truly started, many of us can barely remember what the world was ...
First Look at Starz’s True Crime Docuseries, “Confronting a Serial Killer”
On September 25, 2014, Sam Little was convicted of a series of murders and sentenced to life in prison. Little ...
On Anime Fans in the Black Community
At the height of the quarantine when COVID-19 was at its worst, my routine consisted of a rotation of three ...
“Ludi” Is a Timely Wake-Up Call From the American Dream
The American Dream is a shared aspiration, no matter where or how you grew up. Whether you’re born in a ...
Short Film “Ten Leaves Dilated” Explores Cultural Taboos Surrounding Discussions of Childbirth
"Ten Leaves Dilated" examines the lack of candid discussion around trauma of birth through popular myths and the bizarre Babyland ...
“Islands” Review: Loneliness, Love, and Growth in a Minimalist Filipino Drama
The lonely, middle-aged virgin man has often been treated as one of the lowest rungs of society. If not an ...
“Angie: Lost Girls” Combats Gory Depictions of Sex Trafficking in Film
Sex Trafficking in America An estimated 15,000 to 50,000 women and children are sex trafficked annually in the United States. ...
