This review of “Citizen Ashe” was first published on Sept. 3 after the film’s premiere at the Telluride Film Festival.
LGBTQ Film Review: ‘Little Girl’ captures trans youth’s struggle to be recognized
22.11.2021 - 00:58 / metroweekly.com
Little Girl (★★★★★) feels like a decidedly small-scale affair. Filmed cinéma vérité style, with no input from Lifshitz and no grandstanding from talking heads, it instead pulls tight focus onto a single French family, typical in every way except for daughter Sasha, who was assigned male at birth.Deceptively simple in its framing, Lifshitz’s film quietly establishes two protagonists: Sasha, and her mother Karine.
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‘Don’t Look Up’ Film Review: Tedious Environmental Satire Flagrantly Wastes Its Own Resources
pro-fracker.The 21st century has given writer-director Adam McKay all the ammo he needs to make a “Dr.
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07.12.2021 / 20:29
‘Being the Ricardos’ Film Review: Aaron Sorkin’s Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Biopic Has Some ‘Splainin’ to Do
That movie sounds great, and Sorkin understands that trajectory, but his compulsion is telling you his intentions — like in the fake “this is what happened” interviews — rather than show us with compelling scene dynamics, or to let them arise naturally in a honed narrative. He even devises a wonderfully bittersweet metaphor in the Ricardos’ soundstage “home” as the only place where Ball and Arnaz truly got each other; at work, they had something they knew how to protect in each other.
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LGBTQI+ film ‘I Am Samuel’ screening at Africa Rising International Film Festival
A scene from I Am Samuel, the closing night film
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23.11.2021 / 02:19
‘House of Gucci’ Film Review: Tacky True-Crime Saga Throws Good Taste Out the Window
Bucci,” perhaps.) Or perhaps a filmmaker with a finer sense of the absurd than Ridley Scott could have crafted this tale as a vehicle that would go full “Dynasty.” Bad taste can be forgivable, and even an asset, in the world of fashion, but monotony is not.“House of Gucci” opens in US theaters Nov.