By Anne Brodie You may remember being riveted by the events that unfolded in 1974 as 19-year-old heiress Patty Hearst, granddaughter of newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, was kidnapped by terrorist left wing radicals the Symbionese Liberation Army. Kept in a cupboard in the group’s safe house, she reappeared carrying a rifle in an SLA led bank robbery, survived a… View Post
We Love Dads, Isolation Stories, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Indigenous Film. Good Week in Streaming!
We’ve been raving about Dads Bryce Dallas Howard’s first documentary, for a couple of weeks now and its finally available Apple TV+. Howard gathered her famous dad Ron, grandfather actor Rance, comedians Will Smith, Hasan Minjah, Kenan Thompson, Patton Oswald, Ken Jeong, the two Jimmys, Judd Apatow and regular dads for their input. To say this is an incredibly moving doc is a… View Post
Anne Brodie Interviews Bryce Dallas Howard, Director of Dads
Bryce Dallas Howard is best known as Ron Howard’s actress daughter; she’s starred in prestige films over twenty years including the Jurassic Wolrd films, Rocketman, The Help, Spider-Man 3 and The Village. Now directing shorts and television she’s releasing her first documentary feature Dads in time for Father’s Day on Apple TV+. It’s a funny, emotional, enlighting and often profound tribute to the… View Post
Spike Lee’s Vietnam Elegy, Judd Apatow, Pete Davidson and an Agatha Christie Revival
By Anne Brodie Spike Lee looks at the tragic history of African Americans in US wars in his stirring 2.5 hour Da 5 Bloods. Set within the story of four Vietnam veterans (Clarke Peters, Delroy Lindo, Isiah Whitlock Jr., and Norm Lewis) returning to ‘Nam to claim the remains of their comrade and a cache of gold bars they hid, it’s a… View Post
Getting Social With Stephanie March from The Social Ones
By Anne Brodie Stephanie March, the no-nonsense Attorney Alexandra Cabot in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit aims for comic nonsense in the social influencers mockumentary The Social Ones. I spoke with her about, among other weighty matters, her blouses. The Social Ones is on VOD now.
Celebrate United Nations’ Environmental Day, Dear …, Race Your Pulse and Get Down with Elizabeth Moss.
By Anne Brodie Toronto activist Hannah Alper is seventeen years old, and she’s a world-renowned global activist. Let that sink in. At nine, she launched her blog Call Me Hannah and since that time has given a Ted Talk, spoken at 37 WE events and is the hopeful heart and face of Canada’s youth movement. Hannah joins young activists Cooper… View Post
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