“The Morgue Twins” Finds Empathy in Death
They’re no strangers to death, can discuss it in a truly clinical sense, but they also know that loss will always have a profound effect on the living.
NYFF Shorts: “RW-LO” and “A Woman’s Place is Everywhere”
A review of two short films from the 2026 New York Film Festival program.
DC/DOX: “The Second Life of Freddie Nole” is a Life-Changing Ride
The Second Life of Freddie Nole is much like the man himself. No frills, empathetic, and light-hearted. A verité look at one man’s mission to use his newfound freedom to encourage others to use their lives for similar pursuits.
Tribeca: “Rare Birds” is in Rare Form
Jerry and Candice are kindred spirits, if you want a simple explanation. Rare Birds transcends that by reveling in its two main characters who, like the antique store much of the film takes place in, are hidden gems.
Tribeca: “Odessa” Dwells on the Banality of Evil
Odessa is a disquieting look at the pervasiveness of evil and the way it can permeate life, even when war is said to have ended.