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I see movies. I write. I watch TV. I write. Sometimes I write about the movies. Sometimes the television. There have been books, read by me and written by me.
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A hit song and novel become a sincere directorial debut in 'Girls Like Girls'

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A hit song and novel become a sincere directorial debut in 'Girls Like Girls' The blush of first love inside the glow of new friendship is where "Girls Like Girls" works its easygoing charms, but also an affecting sadness. You'd never mistake multihyphenate pop star Hayley Kiyoko's directorial debut for a groundbreaking queer romance, but sometimes the best summer vibes require only a breezy intoxicant, something made of all the funny feelings, a few of the deeper ones and a lot of heart.
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Attraction is weaponized into something terrifying in the potent horror film 'Leviticus'

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Attraction is weaponized into something terrifying in the potent horror film 'Leviticus' In Australian writer-director Adrian Chiarella's knotty roller coaster of a feature debut "Leviticus," about a demon tormenting a pair of queer teenage boys, the fear is more insidious than the external threat of a violent bigot or shunning parent.
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The death throes of glaciers make for an unusually personal doc in 'Time and Water'

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Glaciers aren’t stationary. Immense and imposing, formed through the downward trajectory of water from mountains as it collects and freezes, they have always moved. Now, however, they’re leaving. The demise of glaciers is a fact inherent in all the bad news about the effects of climate change on what once seemed permanent. But for Icelanders, whose connection to glaciers is ancient and mythic, our human epoch has become an extended hospice for the landscape of their lives.
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