We’ve seen this woman in a hundred movies, mostly mumblecore dramas and indie rom-coms. A mid-to-late twentysomething, she’s invariably white and thin. Her hair is usually the most disheveled part of …
2016 Tribeca Film Festival: NY Shorts Program
Of the many films the Tribeca Film Festival shows, one of the biggest categories that often gets overlooked is the shorts category. Shorts are most definitely much harder to make considering their lim…
TV Review: Girls (5×05): “Queen for Two Days”
So I’m going to start this review by saying I thoroughly enjoyed this episode of Girls, which was a surprise as much of it was centered around Hannah and her mom’s all-female retreat and the only one …
TV Review: Girls (5×03): “Japan”
Noticeably missing from last week’s Girls was Shoshanna, (not so noticeably was Marnie too) but this week we got to learn more about her life in Japan. Hannah and Fran hit a rough spot when he is caug…
5 reasons we’re excited for season 5 of ‘Girls’
We have about a month to go until the fifth season of Girls premieres on HBO, and we have a lot to look forward to with each of the characters — Hannah, Marnie, Jessa and Shoshanna — embar…
Movie Review – ‘Bleeding Heart’
Would it be impolite to point out a filmmaker’s excellence as a director while also chastising their mediocrity as a writer? Perhaps, but thankfully I’m spared such a conundrum with Diane Bell’s Bleed…
Ten Things We Learned From ‘Girls’ Season 2
HBO’s Girls is unabashedly honest in its portrayal of twenty-something girls and guys living in contemporary New York City, a mystical land where hipsters roam free and throw epic glow stick-hea…