Sundance 2020 Review: A Jazz Musician Has a Lot to Play for in Eugene Ashe’s Beautiful “Sylvie’s Love”
Tessa Thompson and Nnamdi Asoghmua shine in this marvelous riff on ‘60s technicolor melodramas.
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Sundance ’19 Review: Life Gets Delightfully Messy in Debra Eisenstadt’s “Imaginary Order”
A woman wonders if she can regain a sense of herself by surrendering to a way of life she's done her best to avoid in this devious comedy.
TIFF ’18 Review: A Friend for Hire Becomes a Connection to Cherish in John Butler’s “Papi Chulo”
An L.A. weatherman hires a day laborer to avoid the hard emotional work of recovering from heartbreak in this clever comedy from the directo...
Interview: Stacy Sherman on Growing Up with “The Breakup Girl”
The writer/director on how art & life collided more intensely than expected in her first feature about family by opening up the doors to her...
