SXSW 2021: Exposing the Toxic Voice in Violet’s Head
It’s time to take a look at films of SXSW 2021, including ‘In the Same Breath’, ‘Violet’, ‘Here Before’ and ‘The Sparks Brothers’.
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SXSW 2021: A Hard Look at America’s Troubling Beauty Standards
It’s time to take a look at films of SXSW 2021, including ‘Subjects of Desire’, ‘The Fallout’, and ‘The Spine of Night’.
SXSW 2021: ‘I’m Fine (Thanks for Asking)’ and ‘Introducing, Selma Blair’
It’s time to take a look at films of SXSW 2021, including ‘The Oxy Kingpins’, ‘I’m Fine (Thanks for Asking)’, and ‘Introducing, Selma Blair’.
Let’s Get Real with ‘The Thing About Harry’
‘The Thing About Harry’ hits the notes of trope-filled romances we know and love while also being funny, sometimes painful, and hella relatable.
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Eschews Biopic Conventionality for Riveting Humanity
However you approach Judas and the Black Messiah, Shaka King’s outstanding film is something you won’t and shouldn’t stop thinking about.
Women in Folklore: A Look at Netflix Horror Film, ‘Bulbbul’
Indian horror film, ‘Bulbbul’, cleverly uses folklore and gives horror a spin by using it in a relatable setting to call out gender-based discrimination.
Beyoncé Shines Light on the African Diaspora in ‘Black Is King’
In the visual album ‘Black Is King’, Beyoncé brings to light the beauty of Africa by telling the spiritual ancestral version of a king’s journey. In turn, it helps shift the paradigm on what Africa truly is and its contribution to the world.
Fake Friends and Fraudulent Behavior, a ‘White Lie’ Film Review
‘White Lie’ plays out like a classic cautionary tale, warning about consequences of lying while also showcasing an unfortunate reality of fraudulent charities and fake friends.