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An extraordinarily intimate and perceptive new biography of the legendary actor and activist. Fonda reveals insecurities and anxieties that are achingly raw and very personal, but which many women will see themselves in.
My pick: “Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405,” a marvelous portrait of artist Mindy Alper, one that challenges us all to know ourselves as well as she seems to, even when it’s incredibly painful.
Hugely watchable cautionary tale of Shakespearean proportions about 21st-century politics. Beautifully, nastily perfect in its ironies and twists.
“A Girl in the River” masterfully portrays a culture that justifies killing women, its rage subsumed by a dispiriting account of how its customs are perpetuated.
Perverse. Completely perverse. And completely seductive. Do I love it, or is it evil? Is it a wrong thing if it’s both?
Hollywood does kinda make sense now: it’s a neverending frat party of talentless rich bastards.
An extraordinary group of films concerned with corralling confusing and conflicting human experience at emotional borderlands.
At the HBO headquarters near Bryant Park.
There is a single thread running through these shorts, and it is deeply existential and irreducibly personal: How do we save ourselves?
Behold the bewilderment.
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