Emma Woodhouse (Anya Taylor-Joy) is handsome, clever, and rich. She’s also a bit of a wrecking ball—the kind who thinks she’s holding the world together when she’s the one holding on for dear life. And if she spent a little … Continue reading EMMA.
On Friday, Jan. 8, the Denver Film Critics Society (DFCS)—16 writers and broadcasters working in and around the Mile High City, of which I am one—cast their preliminary ballots for this year’s DFCS awards. How it works: Members are asked … Continue reading Denver Film Critics Society 2020 Ballot
On this week’s edition of After Image, I sit down with Metro Arts’ producer Veronica Straight-Lingo to discuss Emma., and two upcoming film festivals: the Boulder International Film Festival, and the Boulder Jewish Film Festival. Listen to After Image, Fridays … Continue reading
An international film festival, a Jewish film festival, and a new Jane Austen adaptation. What a time to be Boulder-moviegoer. First up, a preview of the 16th Boulder International Film Festival: The Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF) keeps getting bigger. … Continue reading This week in Film — BIFF, BJFF, and EMMA.
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