Month: October 2019
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Review: Birders
The documentary, Birders, is a mere 40 minutes long. It never mentions politics, but it’s political nevertheless.
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Review: Find Me
Find Me takes you for a hike. It’s part travel guide to National Parks in the West, and partly a heartwarming story about how to make a difference in someone’s life.
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Review: Little Woods
Little Woods puts you inside the lives of two sisters during a harrowing week in their always difficult existence.
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Review: The Hockey Girls (Les de l’hoquei)
The Hockey Girls (Les de l’hoquei) comes from Catalonia. It’s about a girls’ roller hockey team and a community of people involved with hockey. I’m very enthusiastic about this series. I thought it was excellent in every way and hope there will be a second season.
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Watch This: Trailer for The Accident
The Accident stars Sarah Lancashire and a brilliant cast of others in a drama about a tragedy that hits a Welsh community.
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Review: Dark River
Dark River is an intimate family drama that tells a story of trauma, alienation, and tragedy.
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Review: Hidden (Craith)
Hidden (Craith) is an atmospheric suspense series from Wales. A female cop and her partner hunt down a serial kidnapper of young women.
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Review: Woven
Woven is a fascinating film. It’s about two families in Brooklyn who live near each other and how their lives intersect and weave together.
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Review: Raising Dion
Raising Dion tells the story of a 7 year old who discovers his superpowers by accident. His newly single mom struggles to keep him safe from the giant electrical storm that wants him.
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Stumptown is my favorite new show!
Stumptown is a comic book adaptation on ABC. Cobie Smulders stars. It’s my favorite new TV series and I have reasons!