Robert Enright

• Reigning on History’s Queer Parade “Parade: Queer Acts of Love and Resistance” directed by Noam Gonick

• Double Jeopardy: “To Live on The Moon” written and directed by Marcel Dzama

• The Artfully Talented Mr. Ripley’s “Ripley”

• Who Are You, Polly Maggoo?

• Against Silence: All the Beauty and the Bloodshed, directed by Laura Poitras

• Beautiful Winners Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song

• Weed Killer Into the Weeds: Dewayne “Lee” Johnson vs. Monsanto Company

• Bad Luck Banging, Great Luck Filming

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  Way of Being: The Art of Lori Blondeau

  “I think being born Indigenous means you are political…You’re born political because you have to fight for your rights. We’re still doing it today.”

• Damage Control

  Hemingway’s life was a dazzle and a disaster, replete with fame and glamour, three wars and three houses, a 38-foot custom-made fishing boat, bullfighting, big-game hunting, life-threatening accidents, several traumatic and permanent brain injuries, a string quartet of wives and three sons—everything fuelled, as the film tells us, by alcohol.

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  Ends and Beginnings: The Generative Photographs of Nan Goldin

  In the interview that follows, “beauty” is spoken. Goldin says, about her photographs from Eden and After, “I desire the beauty. I’m attracted to people who are beautiful. And my people are all kinds of beautiful.”

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  The Man with the Moving Camera

  I sometimes feel like I don’t know how not to produce photography. When I’m in a long period, and it does happen, that I’m not producing my own work, I feel something important is being neglected.

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