from AWFJ
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REVISITED: ‘The Idea of You’ Gets the Idea, but I’m Not In Love
A look back at Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine in ‘The Idea of You’ from Prime Video and why it was a Movie of the Wee
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‘MARTHA’ and That’s on Period
An unapologetic documentary that unveils the true story of Martha Stewart, the woman who turned lifestyle into a billion-dollar empire
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Alliance of Women Film Journalists’ Movie of the Week: ‘Woman of the Hour’
Woman of the Hour, the directorial debut from Anna Kendrick, is coming to Netflix this week and it shakes you up
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Sherin Takes on Tribeca 2024
For the second year, Sherin covered the Tribeca Film Festival for AWFJ. What did she think? So many thoughts.
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FRIDA (2024) for AWFJ
…From the start Frida is awash in micro-hilarities, observations spoken with quirked lips, the pigmented blues of loss, passion splashed in red, and sunlit happiness interrupted by grey. The film is methodical and restrained yet exquisitely rendered…
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Fitting In (for AWFJ)
This tale of teenaged awakening focuses on the upheaval that detonates when a girl realizes she’s not what society calls “normal”
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ORIGIN (for AWFJ)
Ava DuVernay is a sculptor of non-fiction, shaping her films into something real and yet interpretive. Her best work is art and reality all at once. Origin is only different in that it is her finest…
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The Taste of Things (for AWFJ)
Filmic Feasts are an irresistible category. The Taste of Things centers on chef Doudin Bouffant and his partnership with his cook, Eugénie.
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MAY DECEMBER (FOR AWFJ)
In a review for AWFJ, Sherin explores the unsettling nature and ultimate effectiveness of May December
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Susie Searches
Susie is the classic nerdy girl, whose only friend is her mother. The pair read mysteries together and Susie always knows whodunit. She takes that skill into a true crime podcast. But no one is…
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Sherin’s Takes on Tribeca 2023
Sherin covered the 2023 TRIBECA Film Festival for AWFJ. What did she think and what is her top pick?
