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2026 Films, Documentaries, reviews

6 min read

“You Can See Everything” Is a Jaw-Dropping Tour De Force

by Rebecca Martin Fagerholm and Matt Fagerholm

October 16, 2026

All That Seeing Allows by Matt Fagerholm Aside from Alex Gibney’s “Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie,” which is slowly making its way around the country in far too

Books, Cult Classic, Directing, Film History, Interviews, TV, Twin Peaks

22 min read

Two Ends of Reality: Martha P. Nochimson on “Quantum Screens: Nonlinear Universes in Film and Television”

by Matt Fagerholm

March 13, 2026

As I spent twelve hours in the hospital last week, waiting for my dad to recover from his long-belated knee replacement surgery, I found a liberating mode of escapism in

2025 Films, Chicago International Film Festival, Film Festivals, Indie Films, Interviews

10 min read

“It’s Not Autobiographical—But It’s All Emotionally True”: Mary Bronstein on “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You”

by Rebecca Martin

October 20, 2025

Mary Bronstein is a writer/director based in New York City, known for her raw style, auteurist approach, and unflinching focus on stories about complicated women. Her best-known work, the cult-classic

Black History, Film Festivals, Interviews, new orleans film festival

7 min read

NOFF 2023 Interview: Raven Jackson’s “All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt” washes over you and moves your soul

by Rebecca Martin

November 7, 2023

Sometimes you need a film that can wash over you and speak to the elements in your soul by reflecting the world around you. That is what “All Dirt Roads