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Favorite movies only need apply. Life is too short to write about what I didn't enjoy. 

A still of Karla Murthy with her father, courtesy of the filmmaker

A very personal review: 'The Gas Station Attendant' premieres at Sheffield Doc Fest

E. Nina Rothe June 20, 2025

Back when I was growing up in the US, there was a saying: “Everybody loves a winner” a phrase derived possibly from the 1967 song. Nowadays, from social media to the movies, and through everything in between, we’ve come to love the “losers” much much more. In her personal documentary, award winning filmmaker Karla Murthy talks about one such person. Someone very very close to her — her dad.

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In Film, review, Film Festivals Tags Sheffield Doc Fest, The Gas Station Attendant, Karla Murthy, Texas, Immigrant story, H. N. Shantha Murthy, The Simpsons, Bangalore, Oriana Fallaci, John Wayne, America, USA, Greene Fort Productions
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Challenging perceptions: An interview with 'Catching Dust' filmmaker Stuart Gatt

E. Nina Rothe October 23, 2023

After world premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival in NYC earlier this year, Stuart Gatt’s captivating thriller finally screens in the UK at the upcoming Raindance Film Fest. And I caught up with the filmmaker to ask about his influences, why he’s so good at writing women’s characters and more.

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In Features, Film, Film Festivals, Interviews Tags Catching Dust, Stuart Gatt, Raindance Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival, David Lynch, Guillermo Arriaga, Uk, Texas, London, Erin Moriarty, Jai Courtney, Dina Shihabi, Ryan Corr, Curzon Soho
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From left Deborah Feldmann, Rokudenashiko, Leyla Hussein, Vithika Yadav and Doris Wagner

From left Deborah Feldmann, Rokudenashiko, Leyla Hussein, Vithika Yadav and Doris Wagner

'#Female Pleasure' in Locarno: Glow in the dark vagina giveaways, woman power and calling out the misogyny in religion

E. Nina Rothe August 16, 2018

Yes, that is a mouthful up there and quite a loaded title, I agree. 

But Barbara Miller's latest documentary, '#Female Pleasure' which premiered in Locarno in their Semaine de la Critique sidebar and walked away with the Zonta Club Locarno Price for Extraordinary Social Commitment is a film chock-full of important messages and loaded with human causes. So, nothing less than a long title could do.

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In Film, Interviews Tags Rokudenashiko, Barbara Miller, #Female Pleasure, Locarno Film Festival, Locarno Festival, Locarno 71, glow in the dark vaginas, Japan, India, Somalia, Muslim women, Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Europe, Leyla Hussein, Female Genital Mutilation, FGM, UK, United States of America, women, Texas, Qu'ran, Khadijah, Aisha, feminists, Deborah Feldmann, Unorthodox, Kama Sutra, China, Vithika Yadav, Doris Wagner, Hasidic community of Brooklyn, NOISE Film PR
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