It Ends [2025]
1. “Fair” as riposte.
2. An expanded wardrobe cobbled together from the spoils of abandoned vehicles.
3. A frozen traffic jam and then a sign.
It Ends [2025]
1. “Fair” as riposte.
2. An expanded wardrobe cobbled together from the spoils of abandoned vehicles.
3. A frozen traffic jam and then a sign.
Ghostlight [2024]
1. Arriving home at dawn after the cast party.
2. Defiantly walking in the middle of the street.
3. Sitting across from each other, their foreheads touching.
Well, for now anyway … I will be at the screenings in Tryon and San Jose; if you make it out, please say hi!
And here’s a lovely new review of the film by Jared Mobarak: “[Wendy] Robie becomes an enigmatic reminder that we mustn’t only give into the automated routine of convenience to transport an audience through time and space. We only need a good drink and a willing ear.”
October 10, 2025: Buffalo International Film Festival, NY
[BIFF Shorts: Never Too Late @ 4:45PM]
October 12, 2025: Tryon International Film Festival, NC
[Shorts Program @ 4:15PM]
October 19, 2025: San Jose International Short Film Festival, CA
[“All The World’s A Stage” program @ 2:00PM]
Union [2024]
1. Laptop propped up using Monopoly.
2. Container ship named CAPITAL.
3. A two-hour commute via MTA.
One Battle After Another [2025]
1. “Do the revolution, baby. Do the revolution.”
2. Reciting lines from The Battle of Algiers.
3. Suite 55.
Sunset Blvd. [1950]
1. Solid gold cigarette case.
2. “Get me Gordon Cole.”
3. He references The Naked and The Dead.
Anora [2024]
1. It’s his grandmother’s car.
2. Spraying champagne aboard a private jet.
3. “You know, you should learn English first before you attempt French.”
Obit. [2016]
1. The morgue of the New York Times: 10,000 drawers.
2. An inherently retrospective disciple.
3. No euphemisms for “death” permitted.
The Wiz [1978]
1. Hungry trashcans.
2. Sweaty sweatshop sign.
3. Starbabies.
Kedi [2016]
1. If you can’t love an animal, you can’t love a person.
2. Everyone has open tabs at the vet.
3. Feeding her babies.