Watching the documentary “Man Made” the other day made me think. In the 21stcentury transgender people continue to have a precarious existence in our society. Violence, unemployment, rejection, and death always lie in wait. The average lifespan of a transgender person is 30, a frightening statistic. Director T. Cooper’s focuses on 4 transgender men. Each… Continue reading Man Made Accomplishment
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The 68th Berlinale
The 68th annual Berlinale starts on February 15th. The opening film is Wes Anderson’s “Isle of Dogs”, a stop motion animation feature from the auteur featuring an all-star voice cast. We are not sure what to expect. It looks unusual. Black and Paper coverage of the Berlinale starts on February 15th.
Cannes Film Festival
Cannes Film Festival 2017 seems to be a bit of anticlimax as far as cinema is concerned at the 70th Cannes Film Festival. Not a single break out film, the usual glamour on the red carpet of film makers, celebrities, and models were in attendance but the quality level of entries were below average this… Continue reading Cannes Film Festival
The Final Call at the Berlinale
Berlinale-Alternative List
David Mouriquand’s alternative list for the festival. http://www.exberliner.com/blogs/the-berlinale-blog/the-berlinale-blog_2/
Berlinale-God’s Own Country
Black and Paper interview with God’s Own Country stars Josh O’Connor and Alec Secareanu at the 67th Berlinale. God’s Own Country has received acclaimed on many fronts. One of the main ingredients for the well-received film has been the chemistry of the lead actors, new comers who have given note-worthy performances. What is your acting… Continue reading Berlinale-God’s Own Country