Women Writers Week is one of the highlights of the year for me. It is not that we overlook women…
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For Asian Americans, the award accolades for Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan have been an exhilarating contrast to the…
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Imagine a world where racism, poverty, and anxiety simply did not exist. In that world would mental illness look and feel…
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With a white ribbon loosely tied around her hair, Marie (Caroline Ducey), watches from afar as her square-jawed fiancé is…
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It’s a tale as old as time: girl meets beast, girl loves beast, cue pitchforks. Last December, Disney celebrated the…
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I’m glad you’re here. Can we talk? Converse and convey thoughts. Maybe sip tea or something fiery. Curl our feet…
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I have a theory about why we have so many World War II stories: at least when focused on the…
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A diverse selection of films that generate empathy have been curated for the 23rd Annual Roger Ebert’s Film Festival, running…
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Michelle Yeoh kicks ass. And that’s true no matter what part of the multiverse you’re in. Yeoh has gone toe-to-toe…
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Writer/director John Sayles is a driving force of independent American cinema. Taking his funds from his work as a script…
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