Monthly Archives: July 2013

Last week Richard Brody of the New Yorker posted a piece about his top Twelve Greatest Living Directors.  “This is not a list of the greatest directors in the world, because not all great artists are innovative. Nor is it … Continue reading →

I don’t want to reveal too much about Sarah Polley’s new documentary, Stories We Tell. Giving away the story would be cheating you of the beautiful and penetrating way Polley unfolds it, minute by minute, person by person. I will … Continue reading →

These Birds Walk – Monday 7/22 @ 7pm This movie is so hauntingly beautiful. A documentary about runaway street children in Pakistan, with equally haunting and beautiful music by Todd Reynolds (a faculty member at the Bang on a Can … Continue reading →

I’ve been thinking a lot about Joss Whedon’s film, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING since I saw it at the Boston Independent Film Festival back in April. The experience of watching the film in a theater full of die-hard Whedon fans … Continue reading →