Film Festival

Scarlett Johansson as a transgender male in Rub & Tug. Emma Stone as Captain Allison Ng in Aloha. Matt Damon in The Great Wall. Scarlett Johansson as Motoko Kusanagi in Ghost in the Shell. Ok, Scarlett Johansson gets herself in casting controversies. Hollywood has as long as it has existed Continue Reading

FREE VIRTUAL TALK ON APRIL 8th Join WFF this Thursday April 8th at 2pm EST for a free online talk with MY OCTOPUS TEACHER directors Pippa Ehrlich and James Reed moderated by Academy Award nominated filmmaker Rachel Grady. Currently available to watch on Netflix, the film recently won the PGA Award Continue Reading

It’s a funny thing that watching a film in which the subjects are passionate about something becomes something of interest to you even if you had never given it a previous thought. Think of how many people became interested in chess (Queen’s Gambit), big cat rescue (Tiger King) and even Continue Reading

Lisa Donato’s (her debut) film is a film of layers….light ones which turn out to be something a little bit more upon further investigation…kinda lives up to its title. The Gossamer Folds alluded to not only appearing in the scenes in the bridal shop but also as the title character Continue Reading

While the in-person portion of the Oxford Film Festival is over the online still continues throughout the entire month of April. One of the films being shown during this time is Dramarama, which won the Ronzo for Best LGBTQIA+ Feature. Here is our review for it: With a catchy title Continue Reading