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Some Under the Radar Picks at PIFF
by Rebecca M. Alvin
The Provincetown International Film Festival(PIFF) has...
Master of Disguise
Sean Baker on Filmmaking on the Edge
by Rebecca M. Alvin
The Provincetown International Film Festival has celebrated “filmmaking on the edge” for 20 years now....
REVIEW: The County
by Rebecca M. Alvin
If I had to choose just one word to describe what Grímur Hákonarson’s new film...
Illuminating Cuban Lives
by Rebecca M. Alvin
Just a few weeks ago, there were two announcements made by the U.S. government that marked a sharp step back from...
REVIEW: Truman & Tennessee
by Rebecca M. Alvin
In 1940, a 16-year-old Truman Capote met 29-year-old Tennessee Williams. Their intense relationship lasted the...
REVIEW: Vita & Virginia
by Rebecca M. Alvin
Top Image: Elizabeth Debicki as Virginia Woolf. Courtesy of IFC Films. An IFC Films...
A Circular Prism
Queer Life Explored in Documentaries at the Provincetown International Film Festival
by Steve Desroches
This Is What Democracy Looks Like
by Steve Desroches
“Tell me what democracy looks like? This is what democracy looks like!”
That call and response chant has long been a hallmark of...
REVIEW: Paris Calligrammes
by Rebecca M. Alvin
In Ulrike Ottinger’s new film Paris Calligrammes (named after Apollinaire’s poetry collection of the same...
You Can’t Embargo Hope
by Steve Desroches
The Gaza Strip: the name of this tiny Palestinian territory on the Mediterranean Sea elicits images of perennial war, strife, and conflict....