On ‘Call Me Zelda’ by Erika Robuck
By Morgan Kwok Between Woody Allen’s ‘Midnight in Paris’ and Baz Lurman’s recent film adaptation of the ‘The Great Gatsby’, there has been little hope of escaping a feeling of cultural nostalgia for the roaring […]
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A poetic short film by @MREssojay ft @sarahakokhia
Poet M.R. Essojay has a nice line in staccato dialogue, creating short films such as She drives me to Drink, which you can see below. A tired relationship between two people plays out in a realist environment […]
On ‘BackStory’ by David Mitchell @RealDMitchell
David Mitchell and his autobiography alike are not strict inhabitants of their genres. He is the comedian, the actor, the video podcaster and the panelist. His autobiography is a ‘walking guide to London’, a memoir […]
On ‘Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls’ By David Sedaris
The giants of fiction turn heads with their sweeping themes, their solemn meditations, and their grand plots. Their abilities often leave many a mere mortal either green with envy or drooling with appreciation, but there […]