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‘The Mitchells vs. The Machines’ Review

By: Amanda Guarragi The Mitchells vs. The Machines is an animated film that will heavily resonate with artists everywhere. We have a young aspiring filmmaker Katie Mitchell(Abbi Jacobson) who embarks on a road trip with her parents, Rick (Danny McBride) and Linda (Maya Rudolph), younger brother Aaron (Michael Rianda), and her beloved dog to start her first year at film school. During their family bonding … Continue reading ‘The Mitchells vs. The Machines’ Review

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‘Grace Fury, A Voice With Legs’ Review

By: Amanda Guarragi Grace Fury, A Voice With Legs is an interesting documentary that highlights the art form of dance. Laura Carruthers, leads a world-class performing artists in a feature film memoir that explores unique choreography and cinematography to express the internal thoughts of performers. It is a cross between dance theatre and autobiographical documentary. Dance has always been about connecting to the theme or … Continue reading ‘Grace Fury, A Voice With Legs’ Review

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Derek Tsang’s Oscar-Nominated ‘Better Days’ Is A Brutally Honest Story About Bullying

By: Amanda Guarragi The one thing that we can all agree on is that everyone has had their fair encounters with bullying. No matter how minor the bullying could have been, we can all acknowledge that it exists. People can be cruel, violent, and completely horrible. Bullying, can take many forms and sometimes it is impossible to get out of that position. In Better Days, … Continue reading Derek Tsang’s Oscar-Nominated ‘Better Days’ Is A Brutally Honest Story About Bullying

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San Francisco International Film Festival Selection: ‘After Antarctica’ Review

By: Amanda Guarragi Have you ever wondered what it would be like to go on an expedition and then experience the aftermath of it? Well After Antarctica is a documentary that highlights the entire journey of an international crew of six explorers in 1989, who set out to be the first humans to cross Antarctica by dog-sled. Award-winning filmmaker Tasha Van Zandt intertwines the past … Continue reading San Francisco International Film Festival Selection: ‘After Antarctica’ Review

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