London photos: inside Dalston Eastern Curve Garden
A public community space full of little alcoves of art and greenery…
Where Are the Women? The Sisterhood of Night
The female ensemble endure teen problems that have nothing to do with romance or fashion, and everything to do with the ways that girls interact. [This post is not behind the paywall.]
The Sisterhood of Night movie review: bitch hunt
There are no cartoon Mean Girls here; instead, we get striking portraits of girls in pain, desperately grasping for coping mechanisms.
London photos: spooky Abney Park
I love a spooky old graveyard…
Instagram (and Twitter) fun: public shaming of male-dominated movies
I love this plan. I’m excited to be a part of it. Let’s do it! [This post is not behind the paywall.]
Where Are the Women? Welcome to Me
Allows the particular problems of one woman to be metaphorically representative of the problems of humanity at large. A woman’s story as universal? Radical. [This post is not behind the paywall.]
Welcome to Me movie review: the ultimate selfie
A sort of miracle. A black comedy about a not-well woman saving herself is a savage satire on a not-well world that doesn’t realize anything’s wrong.
Star Trek Continues continues with E04: “The White Iris”
Explore the psyche of Captain James T. Kirk… with guest star Colin “Doctor Who No. 6” Baker!
London photos: where would Sherlock catch a flick?
If I had to buy a ticket to see Mr. Holmes, I figured I might as well see it on Baker Street.
Index Zero movie review (Edinburgh International Film Festival)
Smart, thoughtful science fiction that’s about ideas, not spectacle, with an extra kick of cautionary-tale warning in light of current events.
