Shooting Heroin
Before most had heard of Covid-19 the biggest scourge on the planet was drugs. Or more specifically the opiate crisis going on. Many thousands world wide were dying of overdoses from their opiate addiction or because it was being cut with the powerful fentanyl. Writer/director Spencer Folmar (Generational Sins) tackles Continue Reading
Two Days, One Night
This is kinda the perfect film to watch during these crazy times. Many have said that once we get out from under this that they will take is as a prod to be better. Better in general. Better people. Better to one another. It is that last better which features Continue Reading
Queen of Paradis
Art and the making or producing of it is rather a mystery for most of us. Those of us who are not artists, anyways. Films like this which pull back the curtain on the production of art while giving us an insight to the artist themselves is like a gem Continue Reading
How Far is Home
The American Dream. It seems like most on this planet are pursuing it or wanting some kind of facsimile of it. It used to be attainable. Not anymore with the present government. To say it is not immigrant friendly is a gross understatement. Apo W. Bazidi’s short documentary provides some Continue Reading
Broken Bird
Time has come for Birdie’s (Indigo Hubbard-Salk – from television’s She’s Gotta Have It) Bat Mitzvah. She is conflicted about it. Not the usual teenager ambivalence or drama. But a true inner struggle as she lies on the cusp of becoming a young adult. She is biracial and her parents Continue Reading
