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Daily Archives: August 23, 2023
Netflixable? Keke Completists take note — Keke at her most Coquettish — “Brotherly Love”
Most of us missed the 2015 B-movie “Brotherly Love,” a lame “Romeo & Juliet” enlivened by the presence of that force of nature, Keke Palmer. But now it’s on Netflix, and for anyone of the Keke Completist persuasion — don’t … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: A fashion trailblazer made us recognize “Invisible Beauty”
“Invisible Beauty” is a documentary that makes one reconsider, yet again, the role fashion plays in society by how it has always narrowed “standards of beauty,” how it presents “what power looks like” and by remembering a woman who was … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A Refugee confronts her Tormentor — “Our Father, the Devil (Mon père, le diable )”
Breathless suspense and a powerful performance of internalized trauma and barely-hidden rage by Babetida Sadjo make “Our Father, the Devil” a thriller that stands out from the pack. It’s the story of a conflict zone refugee suddenly confronted by a … Continue reading
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