Posts By Lisa Jensen
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A&EFilm Review: Bohemian Rhapsody
Great songs, star performance ignite ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘The Happy Prince’
Engrossing, insightful portrait of an infamous author in ‘The Happy Prince’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Tea With the Dames’
Art, life, friendship dished up at ‘Tea With the Dames’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Colette’
Ghostwriter evolves into celebrated author in entertaining ‘Colette’
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A&EFilm Review: Monsters and Men
It's choices vs. consequences in compelling contemporary drama
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Lizzie’
Feminist view of Borden murders in artful, uneven ‘Lizzie’
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A&EReview: ‘Fahrenheit 11/9’
Michael Moore finds hope amid Trump outrage
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A&EFilm Preview: ‘We the Animals’
Poetic, visual style highlight family drama ‘We the Animals’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Juliet, Naked’
Nick Hornby adaptation is the Nick Hornbyest
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ArtWhy I Married a Muralist
As Santa Cruz celebrates the life of local artist James Aschbacher, a remembrance from the woman who knew him best
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A&ETheater Review: Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s ‘Venus in Fur’
Desire, power, sex converge in frisky, seductive production
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Blindspotting’
Oakland viewed with humor, verve, passion, in ‘Blindspotting’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Eighth Grade’
Wry humor, poignant insights fuel ‘Eighth Grade’
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A&EReview: ‘Leave No Trace’
Wilderness vs. civilization in quiet, graceful indie flick
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A&EReview: ‘Three Identical Strangers’
Remarkable story of three brothers separated at birth has a dark twist
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A&EReview: ‘Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist’
Documentary traces designer’s rebel spirit
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A&EReview: Cabrillo Stage’s ‘Rent’
Revival of legendary Broadway musical is well-timed
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’
Mr. Rogers vs forces of evil in excellent ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Hearts Beat Loud’
Engaging music, characters, energize ‘Hearts Beat Loud’
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A&EFilm Review: On Chesil Beach
Honeymoon jitters leave viewers stranded ‘On Chesil Beach’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘First Reformed’
Pastor seeks faith, purpose, in despairing ‘First Reformed’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Beast’
Psychological thrills to spare in dark, edgy ‘Beast’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Disobedience’
Identity vs. conformity in nuanced ‘Disobedience’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘RBG’
Superhero Ruth Bader Ginsburg fights for justice for all in smart doc ‘RBG’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Final Portrait’
Artist vs. cranky muse in Giacometti memoir ‘Final Portrait’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Finding Your Feet’
Scorned woman reinvents self in frisky, charming ‘Finding Your Feet’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Isle of Dogs’
Wes Anderson scores again with clever stop-motion comedy
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Leaning Into the Wind’
Filmmaker, Goldsworthy, reunite for new doc ‘Leaning Into the Wind’
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A&ETheater Review: Jewel Theatre Company’s ‘Coming of Age’
Loss, redemption, maturity fuel family healing in witty ‘Coming of Age’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘The Party’
Betrayal, revenge, artifice, sour ‘The Party’
