Author: Kate Erbland
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Sundance 2014 Review: ‘Dinosaur 13’ Unearths Bones of Compelling Story, Can’t Quite Fit Them…
Sundance 2014 Review: ‘Dinosaur 13’ Unearths Bones of Compelling Story, Can’t Quite Fit Them Together While the Sundance Film Festival has not necessarily buried the logline…
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Sundance 2014: What Is Richard Linklater’s ‘Boyhood’?
Filmmaker Richard Linklater’s relationship with the Sundance Film Festival has so far proven to be a very fruitful one – Linklater memorably premiered both his…
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Girls: Maybe It Is ‘Females Only’ Who Like to Play Some ‘Truth or Dare’
Lena Dunham’s perennially popular and continuously controversial HBO series Girls is back, thanks to last night’s two-episode double-whammy, an entire hour of lady-centric television that…
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6 Big Golden Globe Winners That Won’t Be Duplicated at This Year’s Oscars
The Golden Globes are not like the Academy Awards (and don’t let anyone ever tell you as such, even if they are holding both a…
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Author Gillian Flynn Makes Final Act of ‘Gone Girl’ Adaptation Disappear Into Thin Air
If you’ve so far resisted reading even just one of author Gillian Flynn’s bestselling novels, now is probably the time to give in and give…
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‘Her’ Review: You Will Believe a Man Can Fall in Love With an Operating System
Editor’s note: Our review of Spike Jonze’s brilliant Her originally ran during last year’s NYFF, but we’re re-posting it now as the film opens tomorrow…
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‘SNL’ Employs Two More African-American Comediennes, This Time in the Writers’ Room
There’s little debate that Saturday Night Live’s recent addition of Sasheer Zamata to its featured player cast is in direct response to continued outcry over…
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What Would a Third ‘Sex and the City’ Movie Even Look Like?
There’s no question that vehemently protesting a big screen version of a beloved television series has become so commonplace that it’s now simply a cliché,…
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Let’s Get to Know Sasheer Zamata, the ‘SNL’ Cast Member We’ve Been Waiting For
The long-simmering drama around Saturday Night Live and its lack of diversity in its cast (principally pinned on the fact that the cast has not…