The award winning documentary, No Dress Code Required, is screening this week at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival in New York and while I was not able to attend these screenings in person I was given the opportunity to the watch the film. In this feature, directed by Cristina Herrera Borquez, we are introduced to Victor and Fernando, two men who are deeply in love and wish to get married in Baja California, Mexico. As they begin their journey toward matrimony they are beset with a number of discouraging setbacks and exhausting governmental back and forth. Continue reading “No Dress Code Required Movie Review from @kleffnotes”
New York- June 14, 2017– Paladin has acquired domestic theatrical rights to THEY REMAIN, a genre-bending experience in terror written and directed by Philip Gelatt, it was announced by company president Mark Urman. Gelatt, who has amassed impressive credentials as an innovative, versatile creator of sophisticated genre content in a variety of mediums, has re-teamed on the project with Reno Productions, with whom he made his acclaimed debut feature, “The Bleeding House,” which premiered at the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival. The deal was negotiated by Urman and Reno principal, Will Battersby, who served as the film’s producer. Paladin and Reno are prepping THEY REMAIN for a film festival launch and theatrical release commencing in the Fall. Continue reading “PALADIN TO RELEASE “THEY REMAIN” Genre-Bending Thriller By Philip Gelatt To Open In Fall via @kleffnotes”
During Pride Month I wanted to make sure to highlight a newer podcast that focuses on different topics underneath the umbrella of the LGBTQ+ community, Umbrella Podcast. This podcast is a really informative listen and has a number of diverse voices adding to the discussion. Continue reading “Fangirl Freakouts: @umbrellapodcast from @kleffnotes”
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This week on Stitchers ships started sailing and we got to meet the fabulous Medical Examiner, Amanda. I get very excited and chat a lot about Camille and her new shipmate. Continue reading “Stitchin’ Recaps: @StitchersTV Season 3 Episode 2 from @kleffnotes”
I may not be a gourmet brain chef, but I can throw together a pretty tasty brainy meal when I want to. While grocery shopping I suddenly came up with a three ingredient recipe while in the pasta aisle. I present to you Roasted Red Pepper Brains. Continue reading “Brain Food from @kleffnotes: Roasted Red Pepper Brains ( @CWiZombie @iZombieWriters )”
Anne Hamre’s novel, Passages, is an entrancing historical fiction work adapted from actual events that happened in the lives of her grandparents from the late 1890’s into the mid-1920’s. The primary narrator of the story is her grandmother Anne, a strong-willed woman in search of independence, who falls in love with a hired farmhand, who later becomes her husband Frank. The story of their love crossing continents reads like an epic romance, though as with such stories not everything can always be full of joy and happiness. Hamre’s adaptation of her family’s history is filled with such depth that you will find yourself entranced by the love weaving throughout the novel. Continue reading “Passages By Anne Hamre Book Review from @kleffnotes”
The final season of Orphan Black began last night and while last season I did written recaps with so much happening and with this being The Final Trip I decided I would switch to video recaps. You’ll get to see me freaking out about everything we see this season and I want to hear your thoughts too. Enjoy sestras and brother sestras and welcome to the final trip. Continue reading “The Final Trip: @OrphanBlack Season 5 Episode 1 from @kleffnotes”
This week KindaTV debuted their first Pride guest and Natasha shared how to add some Pride accessories to your wardrobe. I also chat my own Pride plans and get a little excited. Continue reading “My Kinda Recaps: Pride and DIY ( @KindaTV_ @natvanlis ) from @kleffnotes”
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