| Ariana Martinez is a Florida-based writer and filmmaker pursuing a cinema studies degree. Their work frequently gravitates toward explorations of gender and sexuality in film, and they have a Youtube channel and website, Awake in the A.M., dedicated to film analysis. |
In this new era of streaming, shows that underperform are not only swiftly canceled, but completely removed from the platform, calling into question creative ethics.
What begins as villainy actually becomes a message of queer visibility and radical indulgence.
At only 12 minutes, “Wild Bitch” is a wildly bitchin’ ride of rage and absurdity, excellently crafted by Kate Nash and Rebekka Johnson, a writing and directing duo on the rise.
The poster and trailer for “Bottoms” pays homage to 2000s sex comedies with a queer, Gen-Z twist.
Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal stole our hearts as lovers in Sally Rooney’s “Normal People.” How does this modern romance continue to impact us in the years since the show’s release?
A cyberpunk sci-fi action flick that captured Y2K anxiety, isn’t The Matrix and features Angela Bassett being the coolest.
