Review: Les Miserables, Episode Three To say that I was in shock after this week’s episode would be a monumental understatement. Aside from the fact that I have ... By Sian Francis CoxFebruary 20, 20200
Features Deep Analysis: The Umbrellas of Cherbourg Editor’s note: this article contains spoilers for The Umbrellas of Cherbourg I have a soft spot for The Umbrellas of Cherbourg ... By Sian Francis CoxDecember 27, 20191
Reviews Review: Final Space Season 2 Final Space, a lesser-known gem of an animation from TBS and Netflix, follows the adventures of Gary Goodspeed. He’s just an ordinary ... By Sian Francis CoxNovember 25, 20190
News Netflix has its holiday season formula perfected with The Knight Before Christmas Every Christmas, my gal pals and I get together to drink wine, gossip, share presents, and watch a truly awful Christmas romcom that ... By Sian Francis CoxNovember 9, 20190
Movies SXSW Review: Show Me The Picture: The Jim Marshall Story For whatever reason, this SXSW was my year of documentaries. Maybe it’s because I like the journalistic element of them, and maybe it’s ... By Sian Francis CoxMarch 18, 20190
Our top 10 movies of SXSW 2019 It’s been a fantastic year for movies at SXSW. We’ve laughed, we’ve cried, we’ve eaten more queso than I care to see again ... By Sian Francis CoxMarch 17, 20190 Movies
Movies SXSW Review: Olympic Dreams Maybe it’s in the name, but this is a dream of a film. To see a film completely sold out at the end ... By Sian Francis CoxMarch 17, 20190
Movies SXSW Review: Strange Negotiations Strange Negotiations was a deeply personal and heartfelt documentary, an essay film exploring one man’s crisis of faith. Named after the eponymous album ... By Sian Francis CoxMarch 17, 20190
Movies SXSW Review: Pig Hag Pig Hag is one of the best, most truthful films I’ve seen this festival. I don’t say that flippantly — there have been ... By Sian Francis CoxMarch 15, 20190
Movies SXSW Review: Bluebird To anyone who’s a fan of country music, the Bluebird Cafe, Nashville, is the holy grail, a place of pilgrimage and wonder. People ... By Sian Francis CoxMarch 15, 20190
SXSW Review: La Mala Noche La Mala Noche is an under-the-radar narrative premiering at SXSW this year, and with its heavy subject matter it’s easy to see why ... By Sian Francis CoxMarch 14, 20190 Movies
Movies SXSW Review: The River and the Wall I’ve spoken highly of all the films I’ve been fortunate enough to see over the course of the last five days at SXSW, ... By Sian Francis CoxMarch 13, 20190