Being Heumann (2026)
‘Being Heumann’ can’t do activist justice Anyone who has watched the amazing “Crip Camp” on Netflix knows the incandescent life force that is the fierce activist Judy Heumann. No one is more responsible for seeing through the passage of the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act than this unstoppable ball of fire. She’s loud, proud […]
Possible Love (2026)
Economic divide drives ‘Possible Love’ Lee Chang-dong’s miraculous “Burning,” an incendiary treatise on class, economics and envy, remains seared in my mind a full eight years after its release. Finally, Lee delivers his much-anticipated follow-up, “Possible Love,” a similar parable built around the 10th Commandment: “thou shalt not covet…” In myriad ways, the two […]