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Activating the Archive: An Interview with Brydie O'Connor on Barbara Forever
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (135+ words) Daniella Mazzio is a Chicago-based, award-winning culture journalist, film critic, and consultant. Her bylines have included In Review Online, the Chicago Reader, Indiewire, Autostraddle, Slate, RogerEbert.com, and The Boston Globe. Her coverage of federal arts funding cuts won the…...
The Cycle of Love??? Orlando von Einsiedel [Review]
2+ week, 6+ day ago (929+ words) The Cycle of Love — Orlando von Einsiedel [Review] In Review Online Love takes miles. In 1977, PK Mahanandia, a 23-year-old street artist living in Delhi, met the girl he was sure he was destined to marry. Lotta Von Schedvin was a…...
How to Divorce During the War??? Andrius Bla??evi??ius [Review]
3+ week, 2+ day ago (1301+ words) Joshua Polanski is a freelance film critic based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In addition to In Review Online, he contributes to The Rapidian, Klassiki Journal, Rue Morgue, Bay Area Reporter, and Offscreen, among other places. His interests include the technical…...
To Use a Mountain??? Casey Carter [Review]
3+ week, 3+ day ago (233+ words) To Use a Mountain — Casey Carter [Review] In Review Online History has always been a dumping ground for those in power. It’s littered with, as the affectless narrator in Chris Marker’s 1983 cine-travelogue Sans Soleil eloquently puts it, “empty bottles”: forgotten…...
The House on the Moon??? Nelson Yeo [Locarno '26 Review]
4+ week, 1+ day ago (34+ words) The House on the Moon — Nelson Yeo [Locarno ’26 Review] In Review Online Enter the email you previously subscribed with and we'll restore access on this device. ← Back to subscribe © 2026 In Review Online...