Category Archives: Film

Anna Kendrick in Happy Christmas

Posted on July 7, 2014 by Hellin Kay

I missed the screenings of Happy Christmas at Sundance this year so am excited to catch it when it opens August 1st. Along with the lovely Anna Kendrick, it also stars Lena Dunham and Melanie Lynskey, who I love to … Continue reading →

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Muted by Rachel Goldberg

Posted on July 7, 2014 by Hellin Kay

A few years ago I went to a screening at AFI in LA where I saw “Neighbors,” a fantastic short film by up and coming filmmaker Rachel Goldberg. Since then Rachel and I have become good friends and I even … Continue reading →

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Boyhood

Posted on April 25, 2014 by Hellin Kay

I saw Richard Linkater’s latest masterpiece, “Boyhood,” which he made over the course of twelve years, at Sundance in January. Bawled my eyes out. Loved every minute. And then the last scene closes with my favorite song from Family of … Continue reading →

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NY Summer Rooftop Film Series

Posted on April 23, 2014 by Hellin Kay

Yesterday as I was walking through midtown on a very warm sunny day I realized that ninety percent of my summer wardrobe is silk. Should make for an interesting sweaty summer in the city. Just as I was planning my … Continue reading →

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Stan Brakhage at Anthology Film Archives

Posted on April 10, 2014 by Hellin Kay

Anthology Film Archives on 2nd Avenue is screening a series of Stan Brakhage films starting this weekend Saturday April 12th at 6pm and 8pm, when they are showing several of his hand painted shorts as well one of his sound … Continue reading →

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Mistaken For Strangers

Posted on March 27, 2014 by Hellin Kay

The best documentaries are the ones that veer fearlessly into an unknown direction, where the viewer uncovers layers both painful and painfully funny, that the director himself may not even realize until the editing room. That is the brilliant film … Continue reading →

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Beyond Clueless

Posted on March 13, 2014 by Hellin Kay

I may be a film snob when I’m feeling nostalgic and heady at Sundance (don’t get me started on the merits of Charles Burnett and Sidney Peterson) but there is nothing I love more than a good high school flick … Continue reading →

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RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman

Posted on February 2, 2014 by Hellin Kay

RIP brilliant amazing wonderful Philip Seymour Hoffman. He was in so many incredible films over the years, I never got enough of him on screen, and this past Sundance he was in two of my favorites, Anton Corbijn’s A Most … Continue reading →

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Rudderless, Boyhood, Sundance 2014

Posted on January 20, 2014 by Hellin Kay

Oh Sundance. Today was a perfect day that started last night with Zach Braff’s fantastic new film Wish I Was Here and continued this morning with Richard Linklater’s incredible 12 year in the making Boyhood and William H. Macy’s directorial … Continue reading →

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Sundance Press Line Essentials

Posted on January 19, 2014 by Hellin Kay

There are a few essentials at Sundance that no girl should be without. I have been living in my Imposter for Animals faux fur vest and of course my Sorel boots, which I pair with dresses and tights. In my … Continue reading →

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