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Lost in the Shuffle
This review took longer than it should have to publish and, for that, I owe everyone who reads this an apology. Had I published sooner, you may have read this sooner, and you would have […]
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The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales
The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales is a documentary from Abigail Disney, the granddaughter of Roy Disney (brother of Walt Disney and co-founder of The Walt Disney Company), that looks at the inequality in […]
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Three Minutes – A Lengthening
As a child, David Kurtz emigrated from Poland to the United States. In 1938 he returned to Europe for a sightseeing trip and whilst there he visited Nasielsk, the town of his birth. Specifically for […]
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Lucy and Desi
The way in to a lot of stories for most people, is a love story. It’s really universal. I knew I wanted to touch on important themes – the different ways they approached work, what […]
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Mayor Pete
I was intrigued by Buttigieg. He had a remarkable composure, evident intelligence, and a gift for conveying complex ideas in ways that felt graspable. But could his underdog campaign possibly be successful? Could a small-town […]
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Last Call: The Shutdown of NYC Bars
Amazing documentaries just keep showing up in my inbox and Last Call: The Shutdown of NYC Bars is no exception. The film focuses on Jena Ellenwood, a bartender in Queens, New York as COVID-19 drives bars […]
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All Light, Everywhere
I used to say that I hated documentaries and, lately, I’ve seen a lot of really good documentaries. I was really thinking that I was becoming a fan of the genre, then I watched All Light, […]
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P!NK: All I Know So Far
In August of 2019, my wife and I attended P!NK’s Beautiful Trauma World Tour stop in Toronto. I liked some of her songs, but I wasn’t what I would call a fan… I was indifferent. […]