On the surface, the protagonist of Alexandra Chang’s debut novel should be enthusiastic about her life and hopeful regarding her…
Paula Farmer
Paula has worked as a features writer and film/book reviewer for various outlets such as Drum TV and WBAI Radio in New York, and Culture Vulture, and Marin Arts websites. She currently lives in the SF Bay Area as a book industry professional, curating special DEI programming for author events. Catch her interview series on Instagram @paulawritesreviews.
At the intersection of Noir mystery thriller and art appreciation is the film, “The Burnt Orange Heresy,” by director …
In 2019, two Korean siblings, Miriam and Grace Park who are both in their twenties, and like many others their…
Real-life hero lawyer Bryan Stevenson, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), and an advocate for death row inmates and…
This decade of film has had years that were lean, where it was a stretch to pull ten exceptional for…
For fans and followers of director Bong Joon-ho (“The Host,” “Mother,” “Snowpiercer”), you are truly in for a treat with…
The maestro of Spanish cinema, Pedro Almodóvar, known for quirky characters, bold themes and daring aesthetics, delivers a quieter more…
While on the surface the 42nd Annual Mill Valley Film Festival may seem like global cinematic showcasing, per usual, but…
Q&A/Review by Paula Farmer They say inspiration can come from the most unlikeliest of places. For Lara Prescott, debut novelist…
An inordinate amount of drama happens within a week or two immediately after a wedding ceremony and celebration in the…
Even just a light, entertaining summer movie, like the newly released, “Where’d You Go, Bernadette,” gets a bit elevated thanks…
In the West Village of New York, numerous blocks down from the uber trafficked and demonstratively commercialized Time Square/Mid-town area,…
“On Earth We Were Briefly Gorgeous,” is a unique story with an even more unique approach and style by poet…
For a fun romp through 70s rock music era, wonderfully mixing sex, drugs and rock n roll, look no further…