Director Chase Joynt and co-writer Morgan M Page discuss Framing Agnes, a documentary that interrogates how we interpret transgender history.Read all our …
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Orla Smith is the former Executive Editor of Seventh Row, a regular contributor at The Film Stage, and a freelance writer with bylines at JumpCut Online, Cinema Year Zero, and Girls on Tops. In her free time she makes movies.
Director Chase Joynt and co-writer Morgan M Page discuss Framing Agnes, a documentary that interrogates how we interpret transgender history.Read all our …
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Tania Anderson's documentary The Mission follows a group of young American Mormons as they embark on two years of missionary work in Finland.Read all our …
Reid Davenport's personal essay film, I Didn't See You There, radically questions the way disabled people have historically been presented in the media.Read all …
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Alli Haapasalo's Girl Picture is a delightful Finnish coming-of-ager which takes teenage girls, their sexuality, and their trauma seriously.Read all our …
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An excellent Daisy Edgar-Jones stars in Fresh, a horror film about a woman plunged into a terrifying situation after dating a charming older stranger.Read all …
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Until next Thursday, Japan Society is virtually screening a series of essential Japanese films across North America. From Suzaku to Wild Berries, these are our …
[Read more...] about Rare Naomi Kawase films and more at Japan Society’s “Flash Forward” series