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While the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women has been extensively addressed in film and television within the Canadian entertainme…
When a mysterious military officer transporting a leading a psychologist to examine the survivor of a spacecraft malfunction refers to the sit…
I knew Nurse Ratched, or at least I had a glimpse of her after having appeared in a local theatrical production of Dale Wasserman’s play, “One…
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In a press interview, noted performance artist Marina Abramović points out the one question no one ever asks her: “Why is this art?” The inte…
Director Antonio Campos had a once-in-a-lifetime chance to create an epic Southern Gothic drama rife with sin and sinners, violence and sinist…
“Marona’s Fantastic Tale” recalls the completely independent animated films many of us may remember from a college cinema class. It is bright …
Japanese animation director Ayumu Watatabe brings to the screen one of the most beautiful films in recent memory. But, the beauty of his “Chil…
“Vinyl Nation” is a well made documentary film by Christopher Boone and Kevin Smokler that takes a fairly comprehensive look at the resurgence…
World famous photographer Bert Stern hits the right note with his acclaimed 1959 documentary, “Jazz on a Summer’s Day.” One, for recording gre…
There are a lot of questions posed by Japanese film director Kōji Fukada’s unusual drama, “A Girl Missing.” The first of which will likely occ…
“There are sheep in this world and there are wolves in this world. And, I know you that you two boys are just two weary travelers who have los…
There's a tendency to think of nature as a passive force that, if nurtured and protected, will always be there to provide food, sanctuary and …
Long before Colin Kapernick took a knee and sparked controversy, a pair of Black athletes named Tommie Smith and John Carlos rocked the sports…
The legacy of the longest-serving Native American legislator in U.S. history, Senator John Pinto, of the Navajo Nation, who served as a Democr…
The Taos Center for the Arts has teamed up with the IAIA’s James Lujan for online screenings of a collection of short films by the school’s gr…
These times provide continued opportunity for reflection - action and change.As individuals, families and communities struggle to meet daily c…
Taos Onstage is back with their first Zoom production, "Hunker Down" by Robert F. Benjamin, a short romantic comedy about trying to socialize …
The thing about Toni Morrison (1931-2019) is this: She was a prolific novelist and essayist whose insight into the Black experience is almost …
These times provide an opportunity for a deep dive and introspection in many areas, including the arts--music, culture and film.Tempo caught u…
When we first see U.S. Rep. John Lewis, he is being readied for an on-camera interview in a stage setting. He is calm and collected. Then, he …
A three-part documentary series titled “Five Came Back,” now streaming on Netflix, was first released in 2017, but if you’ve been watching the…
“The world is not white. It never was white, cannot be white. White is a metaphor for power” — James Baldwin from “I Am Not Your Negro.”
Chelsea Reidy, the theater and programs manager at the Taos Center for the Arts, is in tune with what seeing movies in a theater is all about.…
Mia Warren (Kerry Washington) and Elena Richardson (Reese Witherspoon) couldn’t be more different. Mia is a black single fine artist who live…
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