Happy Scissors and the Rocking Horse: A Superposition Review
Peter Cameron – This film kinda sucks, but I think it’s great. Let me explain.
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Five Easy Pieces: Chopin’s Fantasy from the Bed of a Pickup Truck
Peter Cameron – Fuck. Five Easy Pieces is awesome! I don’t even know where to begin. Let’s start with Jack. His character, Robert Eroica Dupea, isn’t heroic. In fact, the character has very little character. But that comes primarily from Nicholson’s charm.
The Drum Also Waltzes: From Bebop to Hip-Hop and the Struggles In Between
Peter Cameron – More than 30 years in the making, this stunning look into the art and activism of the late, great drummer Max Roach opens our eyes to the complex life he led. He played with the greats, revolutionized music, and, in his own way, led the cultural revolution for African American rights.
Sonne: What’s the Piquancy, Kenneth?
Peter Cameron – In Kurdwin Ayub’s brilliant Sonne, three teenage girls film themselves parodying R.E.M.’s “Losing My Religion,” but they do it wearing burqas. When the video goes viral, their lives and identities change in unexpected ways.
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Peter Cameron – I wonder if the ancient Egyptians felt it necessary to separate art from the artist. Life was brutish and brief back then, so I’m not sure what an artist could’ve done to offend those ancient sensibilities. The main concern, I imagine, would’ve been trying not to offend the Pharaoh.
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