Lynn Chen breaks down her experience as a first time director on “I Will Make you Mine’ and gives key notes to fellow aspiring filmmakers.
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Alex Lee Moyer’s incel documentary TFW NO GF feels like irresponsible glorification meant for a laugh when it should have been so much more.
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Stewart Brand is one of the world’s most influential thinkers that not many people…
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‘The Donut King’ Review – Donuts Could Not Be More Inspiring
by Courtney Leby Courtney LeFleeing the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia with his wife and three children in…
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Pepe the Frog needs no introduction by now. The laid back cartoon that took…
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‘Finding Yingying’ Review – More than a True Crime Documentary
by Courtney Leby Courtney LeAt 26, Yingying Zhang leaves China to study abroad in the United States at…
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I’ll Meet You There is the type of film where characters say things like…
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‘I Will Make You Mine’ Review – Confronting the Past Rarely Feels this Real
by Courtney Leby Courtney LeLynn Chen’s directorial debut, I Will Make You Mine, follows three women: Erika (Ayako…
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“Insert Coin’ is Joshua Tsui’s ode to Midway Games. Being a former employee of the iconic group, he gives this documentary a great advantage.
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Critical Thinking, the directorial debut of John Leguizamo (who boasts well over 200 credits…