“I know it’s terrible to feel a twinge of joy at someone else’s misfortune. But hearing this made me feel less alone.”

Sandi Tan will always be the magical kid she insists she stopped being when her livelihood was ripped from beneath her rose-tinted glasses. It takes not only a strong person to overcome the kind of pain Georges inflicted on Sandi and her friends, but someone who feels genuine, unbridled affection for their work. Someone who must create in…

I came home from this movie, tears still streaming down my face, declaring it the best film I've ever seen. My mother goes, "why is it that whenever you watch something about old women that no one's ever heard of, you say it's the best movie ever?" And I feel like that pretty much sums up my taste. I get that this movie is imperfect, and I could've done without the focus on Everett, but Maud's story is divine and…