Rien à Foutre (2023) Adèle Exarchopoulos Dazzles!
Adele Exarchopoulos gives a stunning performance as a flight attendant handling the grueling task of working for a low-cost carrier.
Read Moreby Patrick | Sep 19, 2023 | Documentary, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, MUBI, New Releases, TV / Streaming
Adele Exarchopoulos gives a stunning performance as a flight attendant handling the grueling task of working for a low-cost carrier.
Read Moreby Patrick | Aug 25, 2023 | Documentary, HBO Max, TV / Streaming
American high school/college football is one big exploitation racket that massively exploits the young men on whose backs the whole system rests.
Read Moreby Patrick | Aug 1, 2023 | Documentary, Genres, HBO Max, Historic Events, Horror, My Favorites, Mystery, Queer Film/TV, Thriller, TV / Streaming
Caronna gives these five men back their dignity, something they were stripped of when they became victims of a horrific crime.
Read Moreby Patrick | Jul 5, 2023 | Documentary, Genres, Historic Events, Netflix, Queer Film/TV, TV / Streaming
Cantu introduces you to people that you may not have heard of before. And those that you have, like Ernst Rohm and Magnus Hirschfeld are discussed…
Read Moreby Patrick | Jun 12, 2023 | Documentary, Genres, HBO Max, Music & Art, Musicals, Uncategorized
Levinson, who did good work with Zendaya in “Malcolm and Marie”, is at sea here, unable to connect with Jocelyn/Depp’s character on any level.
Read Moreby Patrick | May 16, 2023 | Apple TV+, Documentary, Genres, TV / Streaming
The immaculate comedic timing is still there, only now it unfolds at a slower pace, as Michael’s brain attempts to reach the rest of his body.
Read Moreby Patrick | Jan 14, 2021 | Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, Archival Posts, Documentary, Film Reviews, Genres, My Favorites, Pauline Kael, Queer Film/TV, TV / Streaming
The greatest movie critic of her generation. Pauline wrote the most incisive and respectful response. It was a gorgeous review of “Blade Runner”…
Read Moreby Patrick | Sep 12, 2022 | 50s | 60s, Criterion Collection, Documentary, Film Reviews, Genres, Queer Film/TV, TV / Streaming
A true breakthrough and a film that has improved with age. Documentary filmmaker Shirley Clarke interviews gay African American hustler and aspiring cabaret performer Jason Holliday in his apartment at the Hotel Chelsea.
Read Moreby Patrick | Mar 2, 2023 | Archival Posts, Documentary, Film Reviews, Genres, MUBI, TV / Streaming
A “haulout” is a place where walruses mate. Thanks to global warming, over 100,000 are packed into one tiny beach. The result is death on a horrific scale.
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