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no please keep perpetuating the ahistorical, nonfactual idea that no "positive", "non traumatic" LGBTQ media representation existed before a couple of weeks ago, really enjoying it
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HAMNET left @amuredda and me dry-eyed, so we dug into why it didn’t work for us, how it adapts the novel, and why some passing knowledge of Shakespeare might hinder rather than help your appreciation of the film seventh-row.com/2025/12/12/e…
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If you missed today’s conversation, you can catch the replay when you register for FREE! And we’ll continue tomorrow and Sunday afternoon with more conversations!
🌈 Living Out Loud starts this Friday! A 3-day FREE online summit exploring queer + trans stories and histories on screen (and beyond). Each day builds on the last — you’ll get the richest experience if you join for more than one, but you’re welcome to drop in for any.
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thrilled to be joining such a fab group of folks (@cj_prin, Lena Wilson, and the terrific @bwestcineaste ) to talk about queer and trans cinematic storytelling for @seventhrow's Living Out Loud weekend for Day 2! come through! seventh-row.com/living-out-l…
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I'll be on a panel on Day 2 of this 3 day online summit around queer and trans storytelling, which is 100% free to attend and includes another panel along with a film screening + discussion on Oct 3-5. Sign up here: seventh-row.com/living-out-l…
🎬 What stories are being told about queer and trans lives — and which ones are still missing? That’s the jumping off point for Living Out Loud, a free 3-day online summit on queer + trans storytelling in film, theatre, TV, and history. 📅 Oct 3–5, 2–4pm ET 💻 On Zoom | 🎟️ Free
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No Other Land airs on Channel 4 at 11.15pm, Tuesday 4 March. Please share widely so as many people as possible can witness how Israel steals Palestinian land and destroys homes and lives, shown through the eyes of Basel, a Palestinian filmmaker, and Yuval, an Israeli journalist. Bafta and Oscar winning : BEST DOCUMENTARY.
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It finally happened: someone put me on a podcast. Sat down with Alex at @SeventhRow for a talk about the Oscars letting more international films compete over the past decade, and how that progress highlights the limitations of the Oscars. Listen here: seventh-row.com/2025/02/14/e…
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This Macbeth is very good! I talked about it on the @SeventhRow podcast today! podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcas…
All hail Macbeth! We’re thrilled that our cinema release of @DonmarWarehouse 's MACBETH seized the #1 spot at the UK Box Office last night.
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What if your favourite movie was one you thought wasn’t even for you? That’s what happened to me. And I almost never saw it. Today on the @SeventhRow Podcast, I talk about how I almost missed seeing my favourite film of the 2010s and what I learned: podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcas…
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Having seen CONCLAVE Thursday evening, we're #NowWatching WE HAVE A POPE (on @kanopy) following the recommendation of @SeventhRow. Gotta love the idea of Michel Piccoli playing Cardinal Melville, whose name comes from one of my favorite filmmakers, a new pope plagued by panic.
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I chatted with @bwestcineaste about THE BRUTALIST, a very well-packaged movie that will look good on a shelf but that did not really do it for me
In this clip from our latest episode on THE BRUTALIST, @amuredda and @bwestcineaste discuss how the title of the film is really helping to sell the film. Listen to the full discussion of the film on the Seventh Row Podcast, now available in your favourite podcatcher. #TIFF24
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Today on the podcast, @amuredda joins @bwestcineaste to talk about one of the buzziest films at #TIFF24: Brady Corbet's THE BRUTALIST. As Angelo puts it, the film is "all big swings." Here's a clip from the episode's opening on the film's highs and lows.
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Can’t let August 31st pass without taking a moment to remember Oslo, August 31st, my favourite film of the 2010s, and IMHO Joachim Trier’s best film.
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I watched the film at virtual Sundance in 2021. I think I was curled up on the sofa with my laptop and headphones, and it’s a great memory, because the film felt so warm. I interviewed Pacho for @SeventhRow: seventh-row.com/2021/02/02/p…
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I’ve been working on this piece with Kevin for months and am so proud to be able to publish this thoughtful analysis which has shaped how I think about migration stories more generally. Take a look!
New essay: Today, we welcome new writer Dr. Kevin M. Anzzolin for a piece on doc BORDER SOUTH. Anzzolin argues that the film's empathetic look at migration at the US-Mexico border can be better understood within a De Certeauian philosophical framework. seventh-row.com/2024/08/14/t…
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[New episode] @NathAt joins me on the @SeventhRow Podcast to discuss our summer TV obsession: the swashbuckling romance MY LADY JANE. We talk about husbands that are horses, intimacy coordination, casting, and how the show fits into the YA/romance world. link.chtbl.com/myladyjane
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Hello! Announcement… I’ve spent the past months putting together THE CREATIVE NONFICTION FILM WEEKEND (@cnfw_uk), the inaugural edition of a film festival that celebrates everything documentary can and should be. Aug 30th - Sept 1st @GenesisCinema cnfw.co.uk
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Intrigued, but not sure if this is for you? Hop into my DMs with Qs. You can also join my mailing list for further details in the coming days: email.seventh-row.com
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