
Lady Bird
Gerwig's first solo film became the best reviewed of its year: a Sacramento teenager and her mother fight about everything, and the film refuses to take a side.

Gerwig's first solo film became the best reviewed of its year: a Sacramento teenager and her mother fight about everything, and the film refuses to take a side.

Chloe Zhao cast a real rodeo rider and his real family to play themselves: the line between documentary and fiction never appears, and neither does a false note.

Grain built the first states, Scott argues, because it ripens on a schedule and can be counted while root crops hide underground. Early walls kept subjects in, and collapse came as relief.

An economy that uses up land and people is not efficient but suicidal, Berry argues. He writes from a Kentucky hillside he farms with horses, and insists eating is an agricultural act.
When the snows fall, and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives.
That voice, the one that tells you you're worthless and stupid and ugly…it goes away, right?