Featured in Content: Adapted from Amy Tan’s novel, this complex drama is told with multiple storylines and flashbacks about the experience of Chinese and Chinese-American characters. It is principally about the relationships between a female friendship group (and...
Featured in Content: Set in a mixed-race Brooklyn neighborhood on a day of ratcheting tension, Do the Right Thing remains as incendiary today as it did on release in 1989. The rising temperature of the hottest day of summer escalates into a senseless death and...
Don’t Look Up Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up delivers a scathing social commentary about a society that has become so engrossed in trivial matters like celebrity relationships, that people are simply incapable of comprehending, or even accepting, the fact that a...
Flee Danish director Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s well-received animated documentary Flee tells the powerful and complex life story of Amin Nawabi (a pseudonym), who escaped from Afghanistan as a child refugee. After the Russian-backed communist regime fell to the...
Summer of Soul Editor Joshua L. Pearson had been working exclusively with New York-based RadicalMedia for many years when executive producers at the facility brought him into Summer of Soul, (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised), a wholly unique...
Belfast Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast is a loosely autobiographical love letter to his hometown in Northern Ireland, steeped in his memories of growing up on a small street in a working-class Belfast neighborhood in the late 1960s where Catholics and Protestants lived...
Categories: Featured in Content: Host, Adrian Pennington interviews Peter Sciberras, editor, “The Power of the Dog”, now streaming on Netflix. Recent Posts Editors On Editing “Frasier” Cuts We Love: “School of Rock”...
Categories: Featured in Content: Eoin McDonagh, of Dublin Editors, in a conversation with Úna Ní Dhonghaile, ACE, editor of “Belfast”. Join us for a deep dive into the editing of Kenneth Brannagh’s Belfast with Úna Ní Dhonghaíle, ACE. We’ll...
The French Dispatch Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch is a love letter to the type of journalism that he first discovered in the pages of The New Yorker as a high school student. It’s also an homage to his adoptive home of France, and in particular, French...
