Psycho 6: The Sweet Lie that the Blame Is Always on the Others
Teesri Duniya Theatre Psycho 6 tackles the cycle of neglect, abuse, poverty, and violence
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Two Takes on Allure: Not a Love Story
C. L. Illsley discusses Evan Rachel Wood’s layered performance and the ethical murkiness that permeates the film.
Book of the Month Club: Beneath the Surface by John Hargrove
“Kasatka never got over the separation from her first offspring. Three years after they were separated, trainers recorded Takara’s vocalisations in Florida and played [read on]
Review of Spotlight: Journalists Expose Sins of the Church
Tom McCarthy’s new film shines a light on an investigative journalism team called the Spotlight
Book of the Month Club: Not My Father’s Son by Alan Cumming
T. A. Wellington reviews Alan Cumming’s “Not My Father’s Son”, an emotional memoir about growing up with an abusive father.
Heaven Knows What : Raw and Too Much Life
Look at life of drug addicts in New York doesn’t have much plot to it.
Know How: Five Young Survivors Make a Film
The inspiring stories of five foster survivors who didn’t think much of themselves until they realized what they had to offer the world and gain from life.
TO DO Tonight: Revolution They Wrote Feminist Theatre Festival
Sexualty, drugs, and other social issues at heart of student theatre festival.
It’s Only Love: What Love Doesn’t Look Like
Sometimes discerning an abusive relationship from a loving one can be difficult. It’s Only Love irons out the differences.
It’s Only Love: Unblurring The Lines of Consent and Victim Blaming
Recent news about Jian Ghomeshi prompts some reflection on where sex stops being consensual.
Daina Ashbee: Fighting Against Violence with Art in Unrelated
Daina Ashbee talks about her world premiere Unrelated and the many forms of violence that relate to the missing and murdered indigenous women.