Better Than Chocolate – a Film That’s Quirky, Touching, and Provocative All in One
Better Than Chocolate is one of my all-time favorite movies. I still remember watching it in the theater with my friend, Ndelea, and all the rush of emotions that went […]
Black Comedy TRIBES To Have Its International Premiere At TheAcademy Qualifying REGARD Film Festival.
A Funny Short About Inclusion, Diversity and Self-Identity (Los Angeles, CA) – February 19, 2020. The Academy Qualifying film festival REGARD announced today that they will be hosting the International Premiere of Nino Aldi’s role-reversal […]
Celebrating Singles Awareness Day With Sonic the Hedgehog, a Movie About Finding Your Person
Being single can be hard, especially when it seems like everyone around you is coupled up and living happily ever after. However, once you reach a certain age you come […]
5 Must See Fantasy Films on Netflix for February 2020
Netflix has several hidden gems in it's large catalog of films. Often when I'm traveling I like to download films to watch on my journey. If you are looking for some great movies to take with you on your next travel adventure, or you just want something out of the ordinary to watch when it's time to "Netflix and Chill," here are five great fantasy films you must see this month.
‘Aladdin’ Sequel In The Works At Disney, John Gatins and Andrea Berloff To Pen Script — Deadline
Disney is looking to grant more wishes with an Aladdin sequel. Deadline has confirmed that the Mouse House is developing a follow up to last summer’s live-action reboot of the […]
Movies 4 Thinkers – Your February 2020 Watchlist
Daughters of the Dust I saw this film for the first time back in 2000 after a trip to Gullah Island, off the coast of Georgia. I was doing post-baccalaureate […]
The 2019 Frameline Completion FundAward Winners Highlight Challenges and Joys LGBTQ+ People Face Today
Frameline awards $30,000 to seven fearless LGBTQ+ projects SAN FRANCISCO, February 5, 2020 – Frameline, the world’s largest non-profit organization solely dedicated to the funding, exhibition, distribution, and promotion of LGBTQ+ cinema, […]
La Llorona Gives Sundance Audiences a Chilling View into The Mayan Genocide in Guatemala
I definitely had a preconceived notion of what the story line of this film was going to be because I saw the American horror movie, “La Llorona,” that came out […]
Recharging and Renewing at the Downhill Lounge – Sundance 2020
Covering the Sundance Film Festival has been a huge learning curb. There’s so much going on, so much to see, so much to do. As a blogger, attending for the […]
