Influence Review: The Most Dangerous Person in the Room Thinks She’s the Director
Patricia has already directed the scene before Ashley has agreed to appear in it. Early in ...
Read moreDetailsPatricia has already directed the scene before Ashley has agreed to appear in it. Early in ...
Read moreDetailsDaniel Pierce receives a pistol for his seventeenth birthday, and nobody in his family treats the ...
Read moreDetailsShane has developed an impressive professional skill set for somebody without a profession. He knows how ...
Read moreDetailsNoam hears the word “gay” as if someone has called his name. His shoulders tighten, his ...
Read moreDetailsSpeech once made Alexander Freeman feel as if he were trapped underwater. That image matters because ...
Read moreDetailsFluorescent lights buzz over a sterile interrogation room while a detective keeps a husband and wife ...
Read moreDetailsThe documentary opens by placing pressure on the fragile fiction of an untouched childhood. Parents describe ...
Read moreDetailsMary starts out as a ghost living in her own apartment. After her husband, John, is ...
Read moreDetailsDirector Alexander Bocchieri frames this as a sunlit procedural, treating the Shaka as a case file ...
Read moreDetailsLola Rock’N’Rolla frames her documentary, The Big Johnson, as an act of retrieval. It brings Dean ...
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