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Family angst? Now that’s something she can work with – latimes
In “Slums of Beverly Hills,” Tamara Jenkins’ 1998 debut film, a somewhat crummy dad buys his teen daughter her first bra. Nearly a decade later, in the director’s second feature film, “The Savages,” an adult daughter gets her pretty crummy dad his first diapers. At
Shepard Fairey makes Idiocracy-inspired election artwork | Art and design | The Guardian
The street artist whose Hope artwork became one of the defining images of the 2008 presidential campaign has turned his attention to Donald Trump Source: Shepard Fairey makes Idiocracy-inspired election artwork | Art and design | The Guardian
Kirby Dick Is Outraged! | Advocate.com
He’s tackled the MPAA and showgirls, but documentary filmmaker Kirby Dick is about to unleash his most controversial film to date:Outrage , a look at closeted, conservative politicians like Larry Craig and Charlie Crist. Source: Kirby Dick Is Outraged! | Advocate.com
What Tangled Web Sites ‘Blair’ Weaves – latimes
Cybertainment: Yes, “The Blair Witch Project” is somewhat spooky. What’s even spookier is the frenzy that has erupted on the Internet about a shoestring-budgeted mock doc that has become a cult classic faster than you can say “boo.” Witches, pshaw. These kids are possessed!
Geena Davis’ Film Festival is Great, But How Does Wal-Mart fit in? | Indiewire
AD While the brain behind the festival is Davis’ research-based, non-profit advocacy group, the brawn is the corporate behemoth that is Wal-Mart. Erika Milvy May 19, 2015 1:46 pm The inaugural, Geena Davis-backed Bentonville Film Festival ran May 5-9 with a level of attention and funding that
Film Review, What Maisie Knew: Is the Kid All Right? | Erika Milvy
What does a six-year-old girl understand about the tumultuous life of grown-ups? The new film, What Maisie Knew, asks that question. The movie is a gut-churning domestic drama about a turbulent divorce and its collateral damage. Source: Film Review, What Maisie Knew: Is the Kid
Los Angeles Times | Bentonville Film Festival pushes diversity message from year one
MOVIES Bentonville Film Festival pushes diversity message from year one Geena Davis launched a film festival focused on women and diversity in Bentonville, Arkansas, that screened about 75 films. (Jordan Strauss / Invision / Associated Press) BY ERIKA MILVY MAY 13, 2015 3:15 PM PT BENTONVILLE, Ark. —