If you like Wendy you’ll love this. If her documentary is too hard hitting then watch this for a lighter retelling.
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Wendy Williams: What a Mess! 2021
My friends and I were crying within the first fifteen minutes. Wendy has really lived the most amazing and interesting life. Honestly, this documentary is for everyone and not just the Wendy-watchers. I feel very moved. You really come away with a sense of catharsis; maybe you can be kinder to family and friends or maybe you can call your parents and tell them how much you care. Such real emotions.
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And Then We Danced 2019
This was a thought provoking and interesting movie. Throughout the Caucasus, societal attitudes towards LGBTQ acceptance remains dismal at best (definitely still apart of the hangover of the USSR). Today, Georgia is the 26th worst European country to be gay in, with its Caucasian counterparts Russia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan coming in at 46, 47, and 49th place respectively. I really can’t speak to the Georgian experience, but, after meeting with LGBTQ advocates in Baku, I can only imagine how hard…
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Cats 2019
“talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before, unafraid to reference or not reference, put it in a blender…vomit on it, eat it, give birth to it.”
Cats was the greatest movie I have ever seen. It was akin to the Sistine Chapel in its artistic perfection. Walking away from the theater, I felt liberated to dance, sing, and be who I am. It takes a person with a truly…
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