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I don’t really consider myself a science fiction fan. If my family is having a movie night, and there’s the option of a Whodunnit or an intergalactic adventure, I will probably choose the former. As to why this particular genre and I have never fully clicked, I don’t think I’ll ever truly know. In fact, […]… Continue reading Advocating for the Women of Science Fiction — Screen Queens

Like its predecessor series Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul operates in a moral universe where every action has consequences, and karma becomes its counterbalance. Both shows are also set in the same dangerous world of drug kingpins and underbelly crimes, and each focuses on the gradual descent of a working-class white male into his worst […]… Continue reading The Tragic Resilience and Moral Clarity of Kim Wexler in ‘Better Call Saul’ — Screen Queens

Every April, Autism Speaks celebrates World Autism Month. Disney and Pixar are joining in this celebration by creating a new Pixar Short film series in an effort to increase understanding and acceptance of people with Autism and to support across the globe. via New Pixar Short Film Promotes Autism Acceptance — KennythePirate.com

[ad_1] The Expendables (2010) opened at number one at the U.S. box office with a first weekend gross of Thirty Five million dollars. This makes Sylvester Stallone the only person in Hollywood history to have starred in films that have opened atop the box office charts over five consecutive decades. Not bad for a baby […]… Continue reading Overcoming Adversity – Sylvestor Stallone – How He Did It — Successful Lifestyle Blog

SOCIAL MEDIA BLUES, 4min., USA, Music Short Directed by Molly Schreiber A victim of spam and bots, Eytan’s got the Social Media Blues. CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film! via Social Media Blues Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from Feb. 2020 LA Dance & Music Festival — Experimental Film &… Continue reading Social Media Blues Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from Feb. 2020 LA Dance & Music Festival — Experimental Film & Music Video Festival

SCREAMING SHAPES, 6min, USA, Dance Directed by Sophia Stoller Choegraphed by The Iris Company CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film! via Screaming Shapes Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from Feb. 2020 LA Dance & Music Festival — Experimental Film & Music Video Festival

TAKE ME THERE, 3min., USA, Dance Directed by Chantal Cherry Take Me There depicts strong women, queer relationship, and characters outside of their ‘performative gender roles’ to be somewhat adrogonous and powerful. A band of misfit queers journeying together. CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film! via Take Me There… Continue reading Take Me There Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from Feb. 2020 LA Dance & Music Festival — Experimental Film & Music Video Festival

HIS PARTY, 4min., USA, Dance Directed by Brynn Bodair & Lauren Delisle This movement infused short film explored the trope of Romantic Paternalism, a past societal norm deeming women as fair, gentle creatures to be gently handled and cared for, through exploring the isolated roles of women in the 1950’s. CLICK HERE – and see… Continue reading His Party Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from Feb. 2020 LA Dance & Music Festival — Experimental Film & Music Video Festival

COHORT 707, 6min., USA, Dance Directed by Lawrence Fung What does a society cling to when its structures exist only in remembrance of unity? Cohort 707 depicts women who face this question in the shelter of a fallen community. When dirt becomes home, the only things worth valuing are hunger and fear which keep these… Continue reading Cohort 707 Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from Feb. 2020 LA Dance & Music Festival — Experimental Film & Music Video Festival