Tag Archives: Feminism

This month got off to an inconspicuous start as much of the world reels from the truly horrible spectacle of the presidential debate. The less said about that the better. Escaping reality, the heat and our political turmoil are great excuses to indulge in loads of movie-going. This may be the functional equivalent of fiddling […]

Hurray! After a few misses last month, I’m back on a most pleasing cinema streak. For a mix of fun and provocative film viewing, I recommend the following, currently all playing in theaters: DADDIO (in theaters): Much like last year’s DRIVING MADELEINE, DADDIO weaves a compassionate and compelling story between a cab rider and his […]

After beginning the first half of the year with a solid run of consecutively pleasing films, I’ve hit a real hit or miss patch this past month. Nevertheless, there have been a few winners, so I’ll start with those and work my way down: RECOMMENDED: EVIL DOES NOT EXIST (in theaters): This is another film […]