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Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: A wave of women behind the camera

Dennis Harvey -
SCREEN GRABS Though some aspects of filmmaking have been edging slowly towards gender equity for a while, there’s no question that the #MeToo movement...
Onstage

Bring it on, Bob the Drag Queen

Joshua Rotter -
ONSTAGE Coming in at number eight on “New York Magazine”’s “The Most Powerful Drag Queens in America” list meant next to nothing to Bob the...
Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: The perils of ‘Midsommar’

Dennis Harvey -
SCREEN GRABS The big noise commercially this week is Spider-Man: Far From Home, yet another entry in the most confusingly overpopulated movie franchise of...
Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Andy Warhol’s brilliant camp

Dennis Harvey -
SCREEN GRABS Andy Warhol was the man who sold the world on Pop Art in the 1960s, and much of that success lay in...
Movies

From ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ to Frameline: Kate Walsh on acting and activism

Joshua Rotter -
More is what six friends living in New York City are striving for in Sell By, Mike Doyle’s new romantic comedy. In the film, premiering...
Movies

Burger Queens in Berlin

Johnny Ray Huston -
FRAMELINE They just don’t make movies like City of Lost Souls anymore (playing at Frameline Film Fest Mon/24). What’s the last one you’ve seen...
Onstage

Matteo Lane gets Clusterfested

Joshua Rotter -
ONSTAGE Out New York-based comedian Matteo Lane didn’t dream of a career in comedy, growing up. In fact, the “Moving On” (2015), “Crashing” (2018), and...
Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: A ‘sex raft’ run amuck

Dennis Harvey -
SCREEN GRABS The big news in Bay Area moviegoing this week is the annual arrival of the Frameline LGBTQ film fest, which we previewed here....
Movies

From Scream Queens to Queer Genius: Frameline LGBTQ Film Fest takes it in

Dennis Harvey -
It’s always a political moment for the world’s oldest/largest LGBTQ film festival. But this year is extra-special, alas: When was the last time we...
Onstage

In ‘Rusalka,’ water nymphs, a frog king, and humanity’s destructive nature

Emily Wilson -
ONSTAGE Leah Hausman worked on Antonín Dvořák’s Rusalka with Sir David McVicar five years ago for the Lyric Opera of Chicago. Now she is directing the...
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