Film & Television

The screen brightens as the camera pans down. The sound of strings, pianissimo, brightly, in a major key. Snowy hills, treetops, a perfect, tiny village nestled in a cozy mountain valley. The strings

Among the largely unacknowledged truths of contemporary female life is that women’s foundational relationships are as likely to be with one another as they are with the romantic partners who, we’re

A pit nearly ate a boy—or, at least, that’s what I remember. The boy is looking out the window of his bedroom as the light reddens outside. The ground starts cracking

It’s been more than a year since the film adaptation of A Wrinkle In Time came out. Like most movies-based-on-books, the book is, of course, better. The movie doesn’t get everything