Before Hollywood there was Fort Lee. The grammar of film was worked out on the New Jersey side of the Hudson by people solving practical problems, and almost everything you understand instinctively at the cinema is something you were taught.

Theatre is the only art form that cannot be stored. That is not a limitation it has failed to overcome.

“Don’t Touch My Little Sister” is much more than a film in development. It is an ambitious, sensitive cinematic project deeply rooted in Haitian social realities, driven by the vision of director Wegherley Joseph.

Most of the words we use to sort music were invented to sell it. That is worth knowing before you decide what you like.