Two recent films tackle the problematic subject matter of so-called “gay conversion therapy,” albeit on somewhat different scales. “The Miseducation...
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In a week when most eyes and attention will likely be focused on “Bohemian Rhapsody” (previously reviewed here), three much smaller films are also...
Bohemian Rhapsody Directed by Bryan Singer (officially, although completed by Dexter Fletcher) “Bohemian Rhapsody” is a great example of the kind of...
The Hate U Give Directed by George Tillman Jr. Five years ago, when “Fruitvale Station” was released, I interviewed writer/director Ryan Coogler...
Moviebriefs Damien Chazelle reversed course from “La La Land” for “First Man,” but stuck with lead Ryan Gosling for this biopic about Neil Armstrong...
Celebrating its 27th anniversary, BENT-Sacramento International LGBTQ Film Festival is a spectacular community and cultural event consisting of three...
A Star is Born Directed by Bradley Cooper I fully expected to watch “A Star is Born” and then feel compelled to compare and contrast it to the...
On Wednesday, the 19th Annual Sacramento Film & Music Festival opens, running for five days (September 26-30) at the Crest Theatre, Esquire IMAX...
The Labor Day weekend saw the theatrical box office dominated by films that opened several weeks ago (“Crazy Rich Asians,” “The Meg,” “Mission:...
Papillon Directed by Michael Noer There’s something wonderfully simple about the 1973 adaptation of “Papillon,” starring Steve McQueen as Henri...
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