REVIEW: The County

by Rebecca M. Alvin If I had to choose just one word to describe what Grímur Hákonarson’s new film The County is really about, it...

REVIEW: Paris Calligrammes

by Rebecca M. Alvin In Ulrike Ottinger’s new film Paris Calligrammes (named after Apollinaire’s poetry collection of the same name), there is a curious mixture...

Coming Soon

Blythe Frank Steps in to Lead the Provincetown Film Society by Rebecca M. Alvin Blythe Frank is the new executive director of the Provincetown Film Society. The ...

Review: About Endlessness

 by Rebecca M. Alvin Roy Andersson’s About Endlessness opens with a transcendant image of a man and a woman in embrace seemingly floating in the...

REVIEW: Bill Traylor: Chasing Ghosts

by Rebecca M. Alvin Top Image: Bill Traylor at work; Untitled (Dog Fight with Writing) ca. 1939-1940 Photo: Horace Perry, Alabama State Council on the Arts There...

REVIEW: Borat 2

By Rebecca M. Alvin Top Image: Sacha Baron Cohen in Borat Subsequent Moviefilm. All Images courtesy of Amazon Studios. In 2006 Sacha Baron Cohen released his incredibly...

It’s Alive!

How Johnny in Monsterland Became a Homegrown Halloween Cult Classic Comedy Horror Flick Franchise by Steve Desroches There was a time when Provincetown was full of...

Mya Taylor: Living the Life

by Rebecca M. Alvin When Sean Baker’s film about two transgender sex workers in Los Angeles, Tangerine, came out in 2015, it was hailed for depicting the...

A Sense of Place: Mischa Richter’s I Am a Town

by Rebecca M. Alvin All Images from Mischa Richter’s I Am a Town © 2019 On a Saturday afternoon in late June, just a week after...

The Devil’s Advocate

Sneak Peek of New Roy Cohn Documentary Comes to Provincetown by Steve Desroches TOP IMAGE: Roy Cohn. Photo Courtesy of HBO Evil. It’s a big word, if...