Carl Joseph Papa does not use animation as decoration. In his films, it behaves more like an instrument of pressure.…
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The first thing we see in “Bob and David Climb Machu Picchu” is Bob Odenkirk and David Cross facing each…
One of my favorite films of this year’s Tribeca Festival was the animated short “Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe!†from Writer/Director…
There is a moment in “The Gas Station Attendant” when filmmaker Karla Murthy begins to look at her father not…
The Philippines has become so used to absence that we sometimes forget how strange our family arrangements can look from…
Modern horror remakes are inevitable. Hollywood turns to the past to recycle familiar properties in hopes of audience recognition and…
(Spoiler warning: The following analysis discusses major plot points from Christopher Nolan’s films. Proceed with caution.) If you know the…
Memories are a tricky thing. I’ve had moments in my life that I felt certain I would never forget, only…
History has been, let us say, reluctant to let women run the camera department. For the longest time, cinematography remained…
The 98th Academy Awards were one of the most enjoyable Oscars I’ve seen in some time. The theme of the…