Jenna Kalishman is a freelance writer and cinephile based in Colorado who often focuses on female and queer perspectives as well as female-led projects. She spends much of her free time listening to Stevie Nicks and re-watching Carol. You can find her on twitter @jenkalish.
An interview with an emerging London-based filmmaker, art director, and creative, Sayna Fardaraghi.
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'The Princess Bride' and 'Donkey Skin' allow us to revel with abandon in our most dreamy and sweet of imaginations, to commit to magic, glitter and wonder in an intellectually and emotionally stimulating manner.
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A metamorphosis into something higher only achieved by relinquishing the whole of oneself to something darker, something more beautiful, more perfect.
Saving the world, as it turns out, is a difficult business.
mother!’s misanthropic take is wholly valid, but within its misogynistic violence, it becomes nothing more than a vehicle of metaphor.
Part 3 of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is a gorgeous continuation of its earlier seasons. This is my third review for its third season. I’ve loved She-Ra so much from
To me, Persona is something very extraordinary. It is a collection of my life's encounters and breathtaking work of cinema.
Courageous, tender, messy and breathtaking.
Brian de Palma's underfunded terrorism thriller Domino serves exactly one purpose: proving just how much we don't need Brian de Palma films anymore.
Chock full of even more intriguing adventures, She-Ra season two is a heightened, higher stakes version of the first.
"She wanted a storm to match her rage."
This year has been a whirlwind for female-led productions in every sense. We have seen some incredibly dynamic, fascinating, powerful and leading female characters in both film and television.
