“The Assistant”: Kitty Green’s Important Workplace Drama
The most compelling and powerful idea in Kitty Green’s compelling and powerful film “The Assistant” resides in the network of complicity protecting the…
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Collecting Movies with Caity Birmingham
Posted by Greg Carlson | May 19, 2020 | Cinema
Caity Birmingham is a production designer who lives in Los Angeles. We have been friends for a long time, and originally bonded over our mutual appreciation of
Read More“Le choc du futur” Shares the Sounds of Tomorrow
Posted by Greg Carlson | May 10, 2020 | Cinema
Musician Marc Collin’s “Le choc du futur,” one of the handful of South by Southwest-selected features recently included in the festival’s online partnership…
Read MoreRachel Harrison Gordon’s Dazzling Debut Short “Broken Bird” Part of SXSW Collection on Amazon Prime
Posted by Greg Carlson | May 2, 2020 | Cinema
As alternative viewing strategies for avid moviegoers seeking fresh content continue, the South by Southwest filmmakers who opted to join the Amazon Prime…
Read MoreForeign Objects: “Swallow” a Convincing Debut for Mirabella-Davis
Posted by Greg Carlson | Apr 26, 2020 | Cinema
Carlo Mirabella-Davis’s noteworthy feature debut as writer-director examines, with a degree of precision and deliberateness that would impress…
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