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Search Results for: boys state

Seventh Row Editors / November 24, 2021

Ep. 117: The North Water (dir. Andrew Haigh)

…and End of the Century Ep. 94: Looking Ep. 91: AIDS on screen, featuring It’s a Sin Ep. 69: Paddington and Paddington 2 Ep. 53: Boys State and First Stripes…

Seventh Row Editors / January 25, 2023

Sundance 2023 Ep.3: Slow, Fancy Dance, Scrapper, A Still Small Voice, and other early highlights

…in her late 20s or early 30s. And I think the girl who caused this problem, and one of the boys is now getting married. And there’s going to be…

Alex Heeney / April 11, 2014

What to see and what to skip at the San Francisco International Film Festival (SFIFF)

…film of the same name, and it shows in the thinness of the plot. It’s the story of a grieving father (Aaron Paul) and his two boys, one always on…

Alex Heeney / July 2, 2016

San Francisco’s Frameline Festival expands understandings of queer cinema

…out stories. But the biggest obstacle to the protagonists’ happiness is the boys themselves — not their parents, friends, or community. Closet Monster Frameline Festival expands understandings of queer cinema….

Heal the Living, Katell Quillévéré

Alex Heeney / May 10, 2017

Review: Katell Quillévéré’s Heal the Living is a visual delight

…depicts the car crash that follows as a nightmare in which the boys’ pleasures become a danger: the driver imagines the open road is the ocean, drowning them. Still from…

Goat, Ben Schnetzer

Alex Heeney / October 11, 2016

Andrew Neel’s Goat lacks psychological insight

…Neel’s take on the performativity of masculinity is inchoate, with little insight into what drives it and why most the boys aren’t able to break the cycle of toxic masculinity….

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