A review of the Baz Luhrmann film, “Elvis.”
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Jamie Albright is a hot-blooded introvert who loves to read and write about people, places, and things – with a special eye on Gender/Race/Identity, class issues, and metacognition. Once graduated, they will write screenplays, novels, and stage plays; review films, novels, and plays; and teach underserved demographics, particularly female inmates and college students with special needs. Jamie writes for the stage and screen, fiction, and, when the right people have died, will delve into nonfiction.
“One Mississippi”: Going Home is Hard to Do
A review of the comedy-drama “One Mississippi.”
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“The Underground Railroad”: A Never-Ending Story
A review of the Amazon series, “The Underground Railroad,” based on the novel by Colson Whitehead.
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“Reservation Dogs”: Prowling a Landscape of Love and Loss
“Reservation Dogs” is a hilarious, bittersweet sitcom following the adventures and life lessons of the titular gang of adolescent petty criminals.
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Dreaming “In the Heights”: From Broadway to the Big (and Little) Screen
A review of the musical-turned-film, “In the Heights.”
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Southern Review of Books 