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YAM writer Juan Barquin & his good friend Derek Godin — stars of the podcast Derek & Juan Agree About Movies — poll a ton of their fellow film lovers in order to decide on the top fifty greatest films.
The event of the week is the beginning of the Shanghai International Film Festival, starting on June 16th and ending the 24th, showcasing a broad variety of films… including A LOT of Japanese films in its different programs.
When no one in my world could tell me how to accept myself, these artists taught me to trust my heart and let love go where it will.
How is it that a form of music so integral to the individualization of Black Americans becomes something of a farce in their hands? While it’s a debate that’s been beaten like the proverbial dead horse, it’s one that still bears consideration.
I am a Banana. To rephrase that: I was one for about 17 years of my life. A series of posts on my journey discovering Asian entertainment.
No more gilding the lily, I’ll just come out and say it — the state of Black film in America is deplorable.
Black Power Mixtape is an educational masterpiece in the world of documentaries that gives us general perspectives of the Black Power Movement as well as specific delineations of strong characters within.
Francois Truffaut directs Isabelle Adjani in a true story of obsession and unrequited love, based on the diaries of Adèle Hugo.
Film legends Katharine Hepburn and Laurence Olivier engage in a battle of wills as an ageing actress caught in a court battle and her lawyer who has been in love with her for decades. George Cukor directs this Emmy-winning TV film about growing old and rediscovering love in Edwardian England.
Juan + Marya rank all of Woody Allen’s filmography for the release of Midnight in Paris.
