Starting tomorrow, I'll be sending out a piece on nonfiction cinema on the last day of every month. If you would like to read them, sign up here https://t.co/x2vpno7N1V
The shortlist, chosen from 151 entries, are:
POSTCARDS by Sophie Brown
UNDERSTANDING ELEANOR by Tomara Garrod
FIRE IS NOT A METAPHOR by Rio Matchett
AFTERLIFE by Lucy Mercer
ANOTHER HAPPY DAY by Emilia Ong
THE RAMAN EFFECT by Abhinav Ullal
I loved being submerged in Amina Cain’s words for @astra_mag
Not pictured: my well-worn galley copy that travelled through four countries. https://t.co/CMqKwL6Wwa
“Fictional figures have a presence in Cain’s perception as real as nonfictional friends — they are all here, in conversation with her daily habits.” @SBrown400 on Amina Cain’s A Horse At Night https://t.co/7d3N5fl6f7
In June we travelled to @showroomcinema to explore 1980s British feminisms w/ Carry Greenham Home + A Question of Choice - big thx to our panellists + @SBrown400 for your power Greenham words:
https://t.co/lZ7BiMae8a
Beautiful writing here - @yosoymojo translates a series of poems by Wayuu-Colombian poet Vito Apüshana. ❤️Jieyuu-wuchiirua/Mujeres-aves /Bird Women❤️https://t.co/iCTPKuRy9d
Tickets for #LFF2022 went on general sale today!
My top tip is Ahsen Nadeem's transformative personal journey, CROWS ARE WHITE.
Said beautifully by @SBrown400 "a film about embracing our contradictions & the messy parts where our beliefs, values, truths and desires converge"
They were lining up, but I always knew Brooke Shields would play me.
A Castle For Christmas | Official Trailer | Netflix https://t.co/axQp1kagGT via @YouTube
@DanGreen1986 😂 the weird thing is, I had been thinking, once I completed my Creative Writing program, that I might move to Scotland, where my gran is from. Looks like Netflix called it.
Hoping that film organisations and institutions will also be loud and clear in their solidarity with Palestine against the settler colonialism that continues to oppress, dispossess and destroy.
Speaking truth to cameras: from Guido Hendrickx’s A Man and a Camera to Alison Kuhn’s The Case You, three new docs at @cphdox cast cold light on the presumption of the cameraman’s licence to probe, writes @SBrown400 ☞ https://t.co/842uYZfcxt
“The Annings’ reticence suggests the guardedness that comes with a hard life.” @SBrown400 on Kate Winslet’s fossil-collector and her mother, making like Grey Gardens’ two Edie Beales in @strawhousefilms’s lovely #Ammonite ☞ https://t.co/hhihib2eMF
Laetitia Dosch embraces her desire in #SimplePassion, Danielle Arbid’s portrait of a woman in the thrall of love, writes @SBrown400 ☞ https://t.co/wh5hlmfvIn
We close our #Sundance coverage with round-ups of the best of the fest: @kelli_weston on US dramas, @SBrown400 on US docs, @thomasflew on world dramas and @csaquinlan on world docs. PLUS over 40 capsule reviews on our blog. Until next year @sundanceorg! https://t.co/Q4aH5OFihp
Cusp #Sundance first-look review: "What Cusp captures is the confusing hinterland between childhood and adulthood, but also the shocking, widespread sexual assault that most of them have experienced and come to accept as the norm." – @SBrown400. Read more: https://t.co/Q4aH5OFihp
#Sundance first-look review: "All Light, Everywhere sits with the dissonance between expectations, as it invites the viewer to consider the appearance of things." – @SBrown400. Read the latest first-look reviews from #Sundance2021: https://t.co/Q4aH5OFihp