Author: Shea Vassar
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Performer of the Year: Michael Greyeyes
2021 was a great year for performances but only one can be named Performer of the Year. Shea Vassar explores why this rite can only be awarded to Michael Greyeyes.
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Revisiting The Sopranos’ Columbus Day Episode
The Sopranos is great at showing how ignorant mobsters can be.
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‘The Many Saints of Newark’ is a Solid Mobster Film
Whether you’re a fan of The Sopranos or not, this is a solid tale of mobsters and morality.
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TIFF 2021: ‘Night Raiders’ is a Sci-Fi Film with More Intent than Entertainment
Danis Goulet’s Indigenous feature tackles heavy historic truths through a dystopian story.
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Back to the Movies: Theaters Might Be Opening But I’m Staying Home
While some cinephiles are heading back to the in-person cinema experience, there are a few who are content staying home.
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Hulu’s ‘Sasquatch’ Digs Into Some Sinister Stuff
Bigfoot, marijuana, and humanity: what more could you need in a true crime story? Thankfully, Hulu’s new series has all three.
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Robin Wright’s ‘Land’ is a Bland Portrait of the Grieving Process
Wright’s directorial debut might capture the beauty of Wyoming but the story will put you to sleep.
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‘Wild Indian’ Continues a Native Filmmaking Renaissance
Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr.’s first feature film is daring, dark, and dramatic while commenting on some tough subjects regarding the modern Native experience.
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‘Censor’ is Unafraid to Ask Difficult Questions
Prano Bailey-Bond’s first venture into feature filmmaking isn’t perfect, but it sure does a decent job to bring up some existential topics.
