Pam Grady, Author at 48 hills

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Bravery among the books: ‘The Librarians’ fight censorship

June 19, 2025

Frameline documentary follows those battling the frenzy to erase LGBTQ-related stories from schools.

Movies

Constructing the period-perfect look of ‘The Brutalist’

January 19, 2025

From employing a classic VistaVision format to assembling a Colonial furniture store, the film's makers wrestled with each detail.

Movies

Revisiting the crisis that made media modern in ‘September 5’

January 18, 2025

Writer-director Tim Fehlbaum and actor John Magaro dive into the pivotal 1972 Munich Olympics broadcast that changed TV.

Movies

When it comes to playing a pop star, he’s more monkey than man

January 12, 2025

How actor Jonno Davies and writer-director Michael Gracey went ape on superstar Robbie Williams for 'Better Man.'

Movies

‘Nickel Boys’ has a horrific backstory, but ‘love is at the core of it’

January 9, 2025

Director RaMell Ross on adapting Colson Whitehead's novel of systematic racism and abuse into a highly subjective film

Movies

When Tamagotchis attack! Kyle Mooney on raucous horror-comedy ‘Y2K’

December 5, 2024

Period-perfect New Millennium details shine in tale of technology gone haywire. Just don't forget the Herbal Essence.

Movies

Trapped with Cate Blanchett and the G7 on a zombie island? Must be ‘Rumours’

October 17, 2024

Directors Guy Maddin and Evan and Galen Johnson on world leaders, man buns, polycrises, and their gloriously weird new movie

Movies

In ‘Dìdi (弟弟),’ a Fremont coming-of-age tale from a fresh film voice

August 1, 2024

First-time director Sean Wang drew from skate video experience for award-winning movie starring Joan Chen.

Movies

Acclaimed ‘Sing Sing’ is a ‘dance’ between two Bay Area favorites

August 1, 2024

Colman Domingo and Sean San José talk about their decades-long friendship and collaboration—now manifested in new movie.

Movies

Director Luke Gilford on ‘National Anthem’: Not his first queer rodeo

July 12, 2024

'It’s been 20 years since Brokeback Mountain and it’s time for more authentic representations of rural queerness.'

Pam Grady

Bravery among the books: ‘The Librarians’ fight censorship

Constructing the period-perfect look of ‘The Brutalist’

Revisiting the crisis that made media modern in ‘September 5’

When it comes to playing a pop star, he’s more monkey than man

‘Nickel Boys’ has a horrific backstory, but ‘love is at the core of it’

When Tamagotchis attack! Kyle Mooney on raucous horror-comedy ‘Y2K’

Trapped with Cate Blanchett and the G7 on a zombie island? Must be ‘Rumours’

In ‘Dìdi (弟弟),’ a Fremont coming-of-age tale from a fresh film voice

Acclaimed ‘Sing Sing’ is a ‘dance’ between two Bay Area favorites

Director Luke Gilford on ‘National Anthem’: Not his first queer rodeo

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