She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry – Film Review A Film Review by Rachel Flanagan. Women are often viewed as elegant and glamorous, but like most historical events, it has not always been that way.  Filmmaker Mary Dore set out to... Continue reading →

Intruders – Film Review Film Review by Rachel Flanagan. What at first appears to be a dramatic relationship that ends in loss and turns into a standard home invasion thriller is twisted into something slightly more sinister but even that... Continue reading →

Entertainment – Film Review Review by Rachel Flanagan In 2012, director Rick Alverson delivered the 2012 Sundance competition entry The Comedy to audiences who found it anything but a comedy.  Instead, the film was a tragic case study of a... Continue reading →

 One Cut, One Life – Film Review By Rachel Flanagan. Ed Pincus was well-known as a pioneer to first person documentary films. One Cut, One Life is one last film Ed made with Lucia Small, who had previously collaborated on... Continue reading →