the reviews
and other projects I'm
working on this month.
Crypticon: panel moderator for Anti-Heroes of Horror and
The Master of Mumblegore: Ti West's Filmography of Fear.
Rock and Roll Globe: The Pointer Sisters' self-titled debut.
Seattle Film Blog: SIFF Dispatch #1: Other People's Children,
SIFF Dispatch #2: Max Roach: The Drum Also Waltzes, SIFF Dispatch #3: An Epic Friendship in The Eight Mountains and the Magnificent Melodrama of Sirk in Hope as in Despair, SIFF Dispatch #4: Nancy Buirski Explores the Making of Midnight Cowboy in Desperate Souls, SIFF Dispatch #5: A Made-for-TV Stars Wars Disaster and a D.I.Y. Success Story in A Disturbance in the Force and Dreamin' Wild, Julia Louis-Dreyfus Grapples with White Lies in Nicole Holofcener's You Hurt My Feelings, and (if I get through the index in time) Keir-La Janisse's House of Psychotic Women. It's been taking months to finish, because I keep stopping to note the films I want to see and then figuring out how to make it happen--coincidentally, I met Janisse
this month at a Beacon Cinema screening of The Mafu Cage.
Town Hall Seattle: a conversation with David Schmader,
author of Filmlandia!: A Movie Lover's Guide to the Films
and Television of Seattle, Portland, and the Great Northwest.
Video Librarian: The Line, Fill 'er Up with Super,
The Sunday Woman, Yakuza Graveyard, Entre Nous,
Secret Defense, and Catchfire, aka Backtrack.
Credit: Mia Goth as Pearl from The Guardian.
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