Terence Nance

Sometimes what you really want to say about Spike Lee and his new movie only comes out when you're killing time on Gchat...

In which the author fulfills his responsibility to respond to the film by combining well-reasoned observations with an extended ice cream metaphor.

Probably the only examination of this film to reference Puff Daddy, Key & Peele, MTV reality shows, Rick Alverson and Michael Bay.

A filmmaker writes about Emmerich's much-derided historical drama both before and after watching it.

A rap response to the box-office hit biopic about N.W.A.’s cultural ascent.

In which the author fulfills his responsibility to respond to the film by combining well-reasoned observations with an extended ice cream metaphor.

From the email archives of the auteur Terence Nance, a few constructive notes on a cut of a movie prior to its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival...

Two Kiwi comic geniuses mash up Christopher Guest and the vampire genre to create a cinematic sitcom about the bourgeois undead.

A letter from one filmmaker to another, suggesting an ongoing tutelage and mentorship that would take the form of a letter-writing exchange.

The latest (problematic) biblical epic is deconstructed on an epic scale.

The traumatic aftermath of colonial rule is explored in this vérité documentary about an Angolan orphanage and the rock concerts it organizes.

This elegiac portrait of the Southern city excels by being quietly, unobtrusively observational rather than wanting to be part of the action.