on this month.
Cucalorus Film Festival: member of the 2026 narrative feature judging committee.
Seattle Film Blog: Lilian T. Mehrel's Sweet, Funny Directorial Debut, Honeyjoon, with a Superb Amira Casar, Stranger Flashback: Gianfranco Rosi's Golden Bear-Winning Documentary, Fire at Sea, Remains Heartbreaking and Harrowing, All I've Got Is a Photograph: Looking Back at Lisa Cholodenko's 1998 Debut High Art, and Night Nurse.
Front Row & Backstage: reference to my Stranger/Line Out preview of A Band Called Death from the Wayback Machine.
Siskel Film Center: quote from my Eight Deadly Shots review.
Video Librarian: An American Pastoral, Anatomy of a Fall, Anthropocene: The Human Epoch, Every Little Thing, Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story, Mad About the Boy: The Noël Coward Story, and Soundtrack to Coup d’Etat.
Unassigned: Barbarella [Blu-ray set], The Bat [Blu-ray], The Betrayal [Blu-ray], Blood Money: $10,000 Blood Money, Find a Place to Die, Vengeance Is Mine, and Matalo! [four Blu-ray set], Borsalino [Blu-ray], Desperate Teenage Lovedolls & Lovedolls Superstar: The Complete 4K Remastered Collection [Blu-ray], Fighting Back [Blu-ray], Flaming Brothers [Blu-ray], The Iron-Fisted Monk [Blu-ray], Last House on the Left [Blu-ray/UHD set], New First of Fury [Blu-ray], The Prodigal Son [Blu-ray], Savage Guns: Four Classic Westerns, Vol 3: El Puro, Four of the Apocalypse, I Want Him Dead, and Wrath of the Wind [four Blu-ray set], and That Most Important Thing: Love.
Image from Two Coats of Paint (Radha Mitchell and Ally Sheedy).
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