When I was a youngin’ and thought romance was a dozen roses, a foil balloon decorated with quick quippy devotions of love, …
Author: Morgen Schuler
The Banker shines in a dark time of redlining
In 1960’s America it was regular practice to ignore or purposely shut out African Americans (and all minorities) from living in certain areas of America, much less owning property in them. Based on a true story The Banker follows two such black men using the system to their advantage when they had no other option…
Kids And Cinema Mix at Seattle Children’s International Film Fest
The Children’s International Film Festival Seattle is in it’s fifteenth year running and I’m more excited than ever to experience it. With …
Morgen’s Favorite Movies of 2019 (And an Attempt at the 2010s)
As you probably know, I’m a little later to the film discussion game than my well-versed and eloquent cohorts but I’ll do …
On Screen: Recommendations for Thanksgiving Weekend
The Body Remembers When the World Broken Open (2019 | Canada | 105 minutes | Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers & Kathleen Hepburn) Around this …
SIFF 2019: Knife + Heart Roundtable
Last week, three of four SunBreakers saw Knife + Heart, Yann Gonzalez’s mind-blowing murder meta-mystery set amidst a gay porn studio in …