KCFF screens two sold-out showings of ‘Nirvanna: The Band- the Show- the Movie’ March 6, 2026 Arts & Culture, Film Continue reading
The child who lives in memory with a name immortalized in history March 6, 2026 Arts & Culture, Film Continue reading
KCFF’s ‘Mile End Kicks’ brings indie sleaze to the big screen March 6, 2026 Arts & Culture, Film Continue reading
One film after another: An unofficial guide to your 2026 Best Picture watch list January 27, 2026 Arts & Culture, Film Continue reading
‘West Side Story’ rights some wrongs, but not nearly enough January 18, 2022 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ is the perfect romance for pandemic-era dating disappointment March 2, 2021 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
The Half of It proves breaking down barriers doesn’t happen perfectly June 1, 2020 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Unbelievable shows what empathetic sexual violence response looks like September 24, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Why Netflix’s Tall Girl didn’t need to be made September 20, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Screenwriter Zack Stentz on Netflix’s Rim of the World June 3, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
The Last Summer fails to accurately portray the teenage experience June 3, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile falls short of the truth June 3, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
The Old Man and the Gun: a perfect farewell to Robert Redford November 23, 2018 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Beautiful Boy’s repetitive plot buoyed by heart-wrenching performances November 16, 2018 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
A Star is Born romanticizes toxic relationships November 9, 2018 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Reviewing childhood Halloween movies as an adult October 24, 2018 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
