I first discovered this delectable movie through the IG app. I was scrolling, as it pains me sometimes! I came across a story posted by...

On the Count of Three (2021), directed and starring Jerrod Carmichael is a dark comedy that begins at the moment when best friends Kevin...

I had the opportunity to chat with emerging filmmaker Brenda Salazar over Zoom on what she is currently working on, her go-to movie diet,...

Film aficionado Alex Ho makes a strong point connecting the Netflix movie Blonde starring Ana De Armas and Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry...

Another virtual meet-up with Kino Clubhouse! We delved into the cinema classic Three Colours Trilogy by Polish auteur Krzysztof...

A conversation with Dr. Orquidea Morales about her research exploring myths and horror in contemporary culture Hi Orquidea! How is it...

Centro Corona and the Queens Drive-In: A personal essay about curating for a drive-in with a purpose In 2015, living in the Bronx, I...

What is old and new anyway? The story of 20th century China seems driven by a search for the answer. A New Old Play (Original Title: Jiao...

Research like writing can appear as a stream of consciousness and a thoughtful brain map of a journey and this is how watching Her Name...

I watched this movie based on my friend’s infectious hook, “This is a real story all based on actual tweets.” I thought this was her...

The 1952 Elia Kazan-directed film East of Eden is a family melodrama of mammoth proportions. Based on John Steinbeck’s novel of the same...

Midnight Special (2016), written and directed by Jeff Nichols is a film about a superhero. Alton, the boy at the center of the film’s...

Left to right: still from The Power of the Dog; still from The Lighthouse A conversation about the portrayal of homoeroticism in the...

Over the weekend, I had the pleasure of watching Drive My Car (2021), directed by Ryûsuke Hamaguchi with Kino Clubhouse members and...

The story in Boiling Point (2021), directed by Philip Barantini is simple; following the day of a grumpy chef Andy (Stephen Jones) in...

Netflix categorized Paul Thomas Anderson’s Phantom Thread (2017) as a “cerebral romantic drama.” The film was about love but was far from...

I thought Licorice Pizza (2021) by Paul Thomas Anderson was really great! I felt immersed in the setting, which evoked a feeling of...

Last night, after an exhausting week of juggling work, I saw the John Cassavetes film Gloria (1980) along with members of Kino Clubhouse....

I’m not a Shakespearean nor do I remember any of the Shakespeare plays I read in my high school English class. But the most recent screen...

In the beginning of The Power of the Dog, the character Peter (Kodi Smit-Mcphee) narrates his intention (in life) is for nothing more...