Abraham Felix

The pilot of "Veep" is an all-timer.

I hope it's clear to everyone now that Trump really is going for it - he's trying to become a dictator. I don't know if he'll succeed, but he's working to install himself as an autocrat unaccountable to voters. And he's weaponizing the military against Americans who oppose him as part of that effort

rewatching NETWORK for a project 👀 and it is absolutely shocking how prescient this film is. it’s like paddy chayefsky was granted a vision of america in 2025 and he furiously tried to turn what he saw into something intelligible to viewers in the 1970s

Called it

*Ritchie frantically scribbling in his notebook*

“What is Beef if not cow persevering?”

incredible read

I don’t think anyone is prepared for what they just did w/ ICE.

This is not a simple budget increase. It is an explosion - making ICE bigger than the FBI, US Bureau of Prisons, DEA,& others combined.

It is setting up to make what’s happening now look like child’s play. And people are disappearing.

a screenshot of the new york times profile that announces me taking over milestone films. the headline reads “At Milestone Films, Passing the Torch, but Keeping the Flame Alive”, the subhed reads “The distributor's owners, Amy Heller and Dennis Doros, made the unusual choice to give it away. Their successor is Maya Cade of the Black Film Archive.”

some news: in 2026, i will become the president and owner of @milestonefilms.bsky.social, the distribution home of charles burnett, kathleen collins, bridgett m. davis, and many others.

to be a champion of cinema is my life’s greatest honor & pleasure. learn more: www.nytimes.com/2025/05/06/m...

I hope Brazil will make history tonight.

I went this afternoon to go see "I'm Still Here." I've watched A LOT of feature films and docs about life under authoritarian regimes and read countless books about that experience. None have hit me personally the way this one did today. Superb film, deeply relevant to the current moment in the USA.

Watch, they gonna put them sorry confederate monuments back up

Massive news that KILLER OF SHEEP is entering the
@criterion.bsky.social. I still have my @milestonefilms.bsky.social edition, who deserve the ultimate credit for supporting this film's resurgence and Charles Burnett's legacy, and I can't wait to add this alongside it.

Ah, the millennial experience of “every time you get some measure of financial and career stability, the world decides to do something extraordinarily stupid again”

but do you still want ease?!?

Watched The Order by Justin Kurzel and let me say this: Jurnee Smollett is good in literally everything she appears in. Reminds me of Steven Yeun. So good it looks effortless but it's really really not.

Charles Burnett’s Lost Comedy ‘The Annihilation of Fish’ Lands 4K Theatrical Release — Watch the Trailer Charles Burnett's lost comedy 'The Annihilation of Fish' has a 4K release.

if youre in need for a thing to look forward to… charles burnett’s unreleased masterpiece “annihilation of fish” is coming to cinemas. ❤️‍🔥

This is incredible reporting. It’s long, but I encourage everyone to read it.

French Quarter resident to whoever's shooting fireworks rn...like read the room

#ComingUpOnTCM

TAMPOPO (1985) Ken Watanbe, Tsutomu Yamazaki, Nobuko Miyamoto
Dir.: Jûzô Itami 12:00 Midnight PT

The hardworking owner of a Tokyo restaurant sets out to create the perfect bowl of noodles.

1h 54m | Comedy | TV-14

#TCM #TCMParty

We’re really wasting Connie Nielsen.

For those going home to visit family this weekend:

• Samsung calls it Auto Motion Plus
• LG calls it TruMotion
• Sony calls it Motionflow
• Roku calls it Action Smoothing
• Google TV calls it Motion Enhancement
• Vizio calls it Smooth Motion Effect.

PSH is spectacular in Before the Devil Knows You're Dead. Also what a sad dark film.

I just saw Gladiator II and I have a policy of trying not to say anything regrettable on the internet.

Tubi and Pluto TV really have so many old movies and shows on their platform. Look there first.

Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? (1966) When a professor and his wife invite a younger couple for drinks, their dysfunctional marriage is laid bare over the course of the booze-fueled night.

Tonight's watch tubitv.com/movies/10001...

Criterion 24/7 is one of the best things thats ever happened to me