Voices and Visions from beyond HollywoodLand...
Film Commentary, History and Reviews
*As deconstructed by urban film critic Paulette Reynolds *
*As deconstructed by urban film critic Paulette Reynolds *
NEW Reviews
"As a devotee of the Shakespearean Hamlet, his Scottish cousin
has repeatedly failed
to cast a spell over me, but..."
...read more at Cine's Closeup
From September 1 - December 1
TCM's extensive look
at Mark Cousins
Women Make Film:
A New Road Trip
Through Cinema highlights
the work by 183 women directors.
...read more at Pioneering Feministas
TCM's extensive look
at Mark Cousins
Women Make Film:
A New Road Trip
Through Cinema highlights
the work by 183 women directors.
...read more at Pioneering Feministas
PBS examines the
exclusionary history
of American Ballet -
with a little help
from film critic
Paulette Reynolds
...read more at
Documentary Picks & Pans
"Crime of Passion may feel like
a tale about an independent
newspaper woman who impulsively
marries a cop, gets bored with
being a suburban housewife
and meets a bloody end."
But is it really?
...read more at Noir Greats
a tale about an independent
newspaper woman who impulsively
marries a cop, gets bored with
being a suburban housewife
and meets a bloody end."
But is it really?
...read more at Noir Greats
My Pandemic Marathon Diaries :
Japanes/Korean Thrillers, Jail House Blues, Time Travel, and a Bionic Cop
Japanes/Korean Thrillers, Jail House Blues, Time Travel, and a Bionic Cop
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...Read more at International Films & TV
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"Adrift in Soho asks the question - Which is more intrusive - the camera lens or the naked eye watching...?"
...read more at Indie Films
'Inspired by the life
of Madam C. J. Walker'
"The tag line caught me tragically off-guard and I plunged into despair as I recognized the sinister power of the Hollywood code. A chill of certainty ran up my spine and I knew what to expect - a muddled mass of half-truths and a whole mess of sensational storytelling - because Hollywood loves to slap a coat of shiny make-believe onto a personal memoir and pass it off as truth..."
...read more at Culture Centric Cinema
of Madam C. J. Walker'
"The tag line caught me tragically off-guard and I plunged into despair as I recognized the sinister power of the Hollywood code. A chill of certainty ran up my spine and I knew what to expect - a muddled mass of half-truths and a whole mess of sensational storytelling - because Hollywood loves to slap a coat of shiny make-believe onto a personal memoir and pass it off as truth..."
...read more at Culture Centric Cinema
Older Reviews...
Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind
...at Documentary Picks & Pans
THE STRANGER
...at British Film and TV
THE TWELVE
...at International Films & TV
H4
...at Indie Films
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@CinesMovieBlog
p.reynolds@live.com
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