The SCAD aTVfest, now in its seventh year, is a big celebration of the small screen, attracting hundreds of television industry and media professionals annually...
Watching Tom Hardy soak in the saltwater aquarium of a posh San Francisco restaurant, munching on a live lobster, one thought came to me. It’s the same thought ...
In the opening moments of Blaze, you might worry you’re in for a hard slog. That’s because the chronologically fragmented biopic flings us into the figurative d...
Now in its 31st year, the organizers of Out on Film have achieved what they aim to do every time: “I say this a lot,” says festival director Jim Farmer, “but we...
As eye-poppingly colorful as her paintings, with her red curtain of hair and polka-dot couture, when Yayoi Kusama shuffles from the mental hospital where she vo...
Last year, several friends asked me if I’d watched the original Netflix series Ozark. I hadn’t, which seems weird to me now, since it stars two actors I really ...
At first glance, it appears to have all the cozy, twee trappings of a predictable Britcom: quaint seaside village, a period setting (it’s 1959), a reclusive but...
When Ron Stallworth became the first African American cop to be part of the Colorado Springs Police Department back in the '70s, he had no idea what was awaitin...
As you watch Will (Ben Foster) and his 13-year-old daughter Tom (Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie) slink with animal stealth through the dripping, emerald lushness of...
June was Pride month, and streaming platforms commemorated it with several notable LGBTQ offerings available on Netflix and Amazon Prime. Two of these, both Bri...
