“Mothering Sunday” is a quiet, slow sensual adaptation from the Graham Swift romantic novella of the same name. While all…
Paula Farmer
Paula has worked as a journalist/producer for outlets such as CBS Radio, ABC Radio, and a film and theater reviewer for the Detroit Metro Times. She currently lives in the San Francisco Bay Area working as a freelance journalist, website writer and documentary filmmaker.
There are so many interesting and intriguing aspects to the Iranian film, “A Hero” by writer/director Asghar Farhadi. Not least…
Don’t let the title fool you. “Women is Losers” is a winner – one of the best films of 2021…
Jumping off of critical acclaim and into arthouse theaters around the country, is one of the audience favorites from the…
Racism and a pervasive broken prison system are explored through the lens of history in “Attica,” an unnerving documentary about…
Pivoting is still the name of the game for the film industry in general and film festivals specifically. The Mill…
California’s 13th District representative to Congress is rightfully feeling vindicated about now with all the issues swirling around the United…
No one would blame you for entering the movie, “Nine Days,” based on the cast alone because it is a…
“Together Together” is a respectable attempt at understated comedy (or is it quirky comedy or dramaedy?). It seems to be…
Most people would not put much credence on a relationship that begins in a club, even worse when one or…
This is a unique and interesting character study of Anthony, an elderly man in the throes of dementia who is…
We’ll never know if this year’s list of the “Best Of”/ “Top Ten” Movies of 2020 are what they are…
There are talented investigative journalists. There are outspoken activists, and there are those rare, self-sacrificing dissidents. Sometimes, there are those…
Film festivals in the time of Corona Virus are varied and limited. Some festivals chose to cancel altogether for this…