From the title, it’s clear whose vantage point we’re about to witness. Obviously, it’s that of I-Jing, the titular southpaw played adorably by Nina Ye, six at time of filming, 10 at time of release. In this poignant story, she’s … Continue reading Life Lessons for a “Left-Handed Girl”
I was almost going to miss the live streaming of this year’s Academy Awards, but thanks to certain sudden adjustments, I was able to stay at home for the entirety of the show. Fortunately, the Disney+ streaming didn’t encounter difficulties … Continue reading Anora’s Ascendance and Other 97th Oscar Highlights
It’s been said that awards are losing their luster, if not their significance altogether. The consensus has to do with the results reflecting that of a biased elite, rather than the general public. For me, it’s just a matter of … Continue reading Picks for the 97th Oscars
As a filmmaker, Sean Baker always had a knack for the unthinkable. 10 years ago, he shot the entirety of Tangerine with three smartphones, a creative decision which surely raised purist eyebrows then. But, nevertheless, it was revolutionary, despite the … Continue reading Disillusioned Damsel: A Review of Sean Baker’s “Anora”
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