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Lockdown Comedy finds its strength in the infectious energy shared between the audience and the performers. Sure, it may have momentary lapses of technical confusion or delay, or the sound of raucous laughter may envelope the comic’s monologue, but it turns its faults into strengths.
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Geduldig has been helping her mother refine her writing process, sharing tips with her mother from her experience in the business.
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The love story succeeds the most with the excellent chemistry between the two leads; their relentless back and forth breathes life into the drier, less visual parts of the film.
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At every painstaking step in the DVD watching process, I am reminded that I am watching a film, just like Shklovsky would have intended.
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“The best thing about making a film is, you discover things along the way. It’s a very live relationship that you have with the film,” Selver said in an interview with The Daily Californian.
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Acknowledging our names is equivalent to acknowledging the power of where we come from, no matter how storied or displeasing our ancestral clues may be.
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“Irmi” excellently puts forth the externalities of her strongest emotions: love, loss, survival and her capacity for being in and appreciating the present.
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“Hubie Halloween” fails to accomplish any narratorial feats and is likely to disappoint audiences looking for a fresh and spooky film for the holiday season.
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“The Boys” season two digs even deeper into its star characters while continuing to explore the horrors of corporate, neoliberal America.
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