October 2020

Salma Hayek, Alexander Skarsgård, and Jesse Eisenberg in The Hummingbird Project

Review: The Hummingbird Project

The Hummingbird Project, now available on Netflix, showcases the need for speed on Wall Street. Mere milliseconds can make the difference between profit and loss in a high speed world where algorithms and machines make all the buying and selling […]

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Anya Taylor-Joy in The Queen's Gambit

Review: The Queen’s Gambit

The Queen’s Gambit, as is obvious from the title, is a chess story. Stuck in a children’s home by age 5, young Beth Harmon was sullen and undemanding until she discovered chess. Within a few short years, she was a

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Armie Hammer and Lily James in Rebecca

Review: Rebecca

Rebecca, based on the 1938 novel by Daphne Du Maurier, is a British retelling of the classic Gothic mystery. Back in my day, everyone read Rebecca in high school. Perhaps the current generation isn’t so familiar with the story. I’ll

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Nina Simone in What Happened Miss Simone?

Review: What Happened Miss Simone?

What Happened Miss Simone? released in 2015. I don’t know how I missed it. I was certainly interested, as this post with the trailer proves. I recently stumbled on it on Netflix in their Black Films category and watched it.

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Heidi Schreck in What the Constitution Means to Me

What the Constitution Means to Me is relevant, must watch TV

What the Constitution Means to Me, streaming on Prime Video, is a filmed Broadway production. It is written and performed by Heidi Schreck. She takes you on a funny, brilliant, angry, hopeful, tour of American law from past to present.

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Natalie Madueño in Darkness: Those Who Kill

Review: Darkness: Those Who Kill (Den som dræber – Fanget af mørket)

Darkness: Those Who Kill (Den som dræber – Fanget af mørket) streaming on Acorn TV is a serial killer thriller from Denmark. The Danish language take on the topic is not exactly like other series in this genre, but comes

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