Alexander Mooney
@mooooney.bsky.social
writing in toronto star, screen slate, in the mood, exclaim, documentary, mubi, globe and mail, little white lies, etc.
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just testing the waters here
alexandermooney.ca
just testing the waters here
wrote about the enduring legacy of BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN for @thestar.com
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‘Brokeback Mountain’ is one of the most acclaimed mainstream LGBTQ films of all time. Here’s why, 20 years later, it remains a miracle
Ang Lee's Oscar-winning adaptation of Annie Proulx's novella about cowboys in love has weathered its share of homophobic scrutiny.
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June 4, 2025 at 3:49 PM
wrote about the enduring legacy of BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN for @thestar.com
www.thestar.com/entertainmen...
www.thestar.com/entertainmen...
read my thoughts on the state of hot docs and toronto’s larger film scene over at documentary magazine!
Read @mooooney.bsky.social's Hot Docs 2025 dispatch on #DocumentaryMag!
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Hot Docs 2025: Life Support
Last year, national and international press widely reported on what The Globe and Mail described as “the most tumultuous year in the festival’s history,” complete with sweeping personnel changes, soci...
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May 28, 2025 at 4:10 PM
read my thoughts on the state of hot docs and toronto’s larger film scene over at documentary magazine!
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New today on the site:
The Fashion issue continues, with Alexander Mooney on Hitchcock's STAGE FRIGHT (1950)
The Fashion issue continues, with Alexander Mooney on Hitchcock's STAGE FRIGHT (1950)
Stage Fright: Torn Curtains
Stage Fright is a slippery treatise on performance and presentation, with complex and concerted attention to how its characters dress.
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April 18, 2025 at 4:06 PM
New today on the site:
The Fashion issue continues, with Alexander Mooney on Hitchcock's STAGE FRIGHT (1950)
The Fashion issue continues, with Alexander Mooney on Hitchcock's STAGE FRIGHT (1950)