For those with a distant relationship to autism—they aren't raising a child diagnosed with it, they don't work in a capacity to serve someone with it—the condition can be a mysterious one. So much misinformation has swirled through media and popular culture over the years that it can be confusing to ...
2020 [in films]
For reasons that are probably obvious, I watched more films in 2020 than in any year since I've been keeping track (which is nearly a decade now!). I typically barely break 200 films in twelve months (if that), what with things like work and a social life keeping me from spending days on end with ...
Review: Promising Young Woman
This time last year, I was writing about the film that ultimately landed at the top of my Best Films of 2019 list: Greta Gerwig's Little Women. In Gerwig's capable hands, Louisa May Alcott's all-American story of the March sisters growing up in the shadow of the Civil War became a sort of feminist ...
Review: Soul
It's fair to say that the cinema experience is richer, more impressive, more memorable when it takes place in an actual movie theater (as opposed to from one's couch), something I've missed sorely this last year. That pang of longing hit me quite sharply as the credits rolled on Soul, Pixar's latest ...
Review: Collective
America's healthcare system is far from anyone's gold standard, and far too many people can't get the care they need or can't afford it when they can. As disheartening as it all is, it somehow pales in comparison to the massive corruption, mismanagement and malpractice discovered in Romania's ...
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