Film Love, Trauma, and Family-building in the Poetry Film, The Myth By Anthony S. Blacksher on September 25, 2019 In the opening scene of The Myth, the camera follows a frantic woman, Kat, played by... Read more →
ArtFilmOUR WORLDPoetry Kitwe Roars Into Sotambe Festival Mood By Mbizo Chirasa on September 18, 2019 When the September sun washes away misty ripples off the concrete jungle of Kitwe-Nkana,... Read more →
Film Where’s My Roy Cohn? By Allon Schoener on September 18, 2019 For anyone who was on the scene in New York in the 1950s through the 1980s, Roy Cohn was... Read more →
DanceFilmMusic Normani’s Motivation: A Love Letter By Sarah Elgart on September 4, 2019 I am always asking the question, when does a popular music video evolve from just that to... Read more →
DanceFilmFocus Dare to Dance in Public Film Festival: Round 3 is HERE! By Sarah Elgart on August 7, 2019 Dance on Film aka: Screen Dance is ALIVE & WELL. This international genre of short... Read more →
FilmLiterature Peckinpah’s The Wild Bunch, 50 Years Later By Garner Simmons on July 31, 2019 We are proud to feature this excerpt from Next Echo/Cultural Weekly contributor and... Read more →
FilmPoetry 2 Cheryl Gross and Nicelle Davis Poetry Films Part One: Commit to Memory By Nicelle Davis on July 24, 2019 Death is a charmer; nothing makes us feel more alive than brushing shoulders with Death.
FilmPoetry 2 They Write by Night, Episode 13 By Suzanne Lummis on July 17, 2019 Almost Blue, Almost Through They Write by Night, Episode 13, the closing piece of the... Read more →
DanceFilm Los Angeles Dance Shorts Film Festival By Sarah Elgart on July 10, 2019 This year, I was honored by an invitation to be the first judge for the Los Angeles Dance... Read more →
FilmMusic Pavarotti and Me By Elisa Leonelli on June 26, 2019 I recently saw a well-researched documentary about the life of Luciano Pavarotti, the... Read more →
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