Iron Family Is The Moviegoing Experience of Two Lifetimes – SLUG Magazine
Iron Family is a Slamdance documentary that inspires us to reflect on our own triumphs and challenges through the story of the Faries family.
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Iron Family is a Slamdance documentary that inspires us to reflect on our own triumphs and challenges through the story of the Faries family.
"Iron Family" documentary following Jazmine Faries, a 32-year-old woman with Down syndrome, and her family is screening at Slamdance Film Festival.
“Iron Family,” a documentary in Slamdance’s Unstoppable collection, showcases a creative 34-year-old woman with Down syndrome.
“What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?” (not rated, 2 hours, 30 minutes, Mubi) Georgian cinema has undergone a revival in recent years, and this 2021 German-Georgian drama written and directed by Aleksandre Koberidze is a fine example of “New New Wave cinema.” Set in the riverside city of Kutaisi, where a pharmacist and a soccer player, who meet on a street corner and experience instant attraction, find their plans for a date undone when a spell magically transforms them, leaving them unable to recognize or contact each other. With Giorgi Ambroladze, Ani Karseladze. Subtitled.
ONLINE: Wisconsin Film Festival Jordan Biagomala A still from Elijah Edwards short "Make A Wish," a Wisconsin's Own selection in the 2021 Wisconsin Film Festival. The beloved Wisconsin Film Festival was one of the arts losses at the beginning of the pandemic last year; scheduled for the first week in April, it was too soon after the shutdown for organizers to truly pivot to online viewing. This year, the Festival is online only, with films streaming through the app Eventive. (See Linda Falkensteinâs article, a crash course in how to navigate the Festival, here.) The lineup of films, as ...