SIFF Take: Carmo, Hit the Road
Carmo, Hit the Road follows two characters that are indirectly shunned from their communities in Brazil: he’s a paraplegic and she’s promiscuous and indiscriminate. Carmo…
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Carmo, Hit the Road follows two characters that are indirectly shunned from their communities in Brazil: he’s a paraplegic and she’s promiscuous and indiscriminate. Carmo…
According to Pete McCormack’s gripping documentary Facing Ali, Larry Holmes, the heavyweight boxing champion from 1978 to 1985, told Muhammad Ali after Holmes beat the…
Rye Rye is a young (only 18!) emcee from Baltimore who was the first artist signed to MIA's NEET label - and has been making a…
If I was amongst the elite 9% of Washingtonians (ie, jobless), this show is where I would be spending my Friday afternoon. It's also worthy…
I know this has been on the internet for a couple of weeks now, but I just found it on YouTube, so I decided to…
The lineup for Bumbershoot is starting to fill out and they just unveiled about 60 artists yesterday. The additions are: Jason Mraz / Kasabian /…
A Brent Amaker and the Rodeo show is always a debaucherous event. Last time I saw them play, audience members were baptised by the Man…
When I saw The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle at the Seattle International Film Festival, it was one of the most unusual films I’ve ever…
In David Barba and James Pellerito’s documentary of figure skating sensation Johnny Weir, they found a fascinating subject. Pop Star on Ice is their story…
In documentary filmmaker Ondi Timoner’s latest film, We Live in Public, she profiles an internet mogul named Josh Harris, who founded several companies, including Jupiter…