Tag: Women Directors

  • Review: The Experience

    Review: The Experience

    The Experience, on Prime Video, is not a great film. But it’s an interesting film. It’s a science fiction lesbian love story set in a wilderness camp for troubled teens.

  • Review: Lingua Franca

    Review: Lingua Franca

    Lingua Franca takes us into the world of Olivia (Isabel Sandoval), a Filipino trans woman working as a carer for an elderly woman. She needs a Green Card to stay in the U.S. This independent film is streaming on Netflix.

  • Review: Little Voice, season 1

    Review: Little Voice, season 1

    Little Voice tells the story of Bess King set to the music of Sara Bareilles. This Apple TV+ series features all kinds of wonderful music as it tells the story of a singer/songwriter who strives to make it in New York City.

  • Review: The Sleepover

    Review: The Sleepover

    The Sleepover on Netflix is one of those movies where I completely disagree with the critics. Okay, maybe I agree with the critics, but I absolutely loved it and found it delightful anyway. There are spoilers ahead.

  • Review: An Easy Girl (Une fille facile)

    Review: An Easy Girl (Une fille facile)

    An Easy Girl (Une fille facile) is a French language film steaming on Netflix. It’s a coming of age story written and directed by Rebecca Zlotowski. There are spoilers ahead.

  • Review: The Lost Husband

    Review: The Lost Husband

    The Lost Husband is a new release streaming on Netflix. It’s a story about love and home set on a goat farm in Texas.

  • Review: The Other One

    Review: The Other One

    The Other One is a British comedy series streaming on Acorn TV. This is a comedy series for lovers of British humor. It is a solid example of the genre.

  • Review: Immigration Nation

    Review: Immigration Nation

    Immigration Nation takes a long look at the current status of immigration into the United States. It looks from every angle – that of the immigrants, that of ICE, that of Homeland Security, that of activists, that of volunteers. It focuses in on individual people and how policies affect them.

  • Review: To the Stars

    Review: To the Stars

    To the Stars tells the story of two girls coming of age in small town Oklahoma in 1961. The film was about self-acceptance and finding your truth. This review contains spoilers.

  • Review: The Umbrella Academy, season 2

    Review: The Umbrella Academy, season 2

    The Umbrella Academy is SO GOOD in season 2. The pacing is perfect – never a dull moment. The special effects are well done. The music is wonderful. The twists and surprises are always fresh and never expected. The actors are brilliant. From start to finish, season 2 is a joy and a delight.

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