2023 – Flip Screen

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REVIEW: ‘Colin from Accounts’ (2022) Masterfully Moves Beyond the Usual Will-They-Won’t-They Narrative

The charming must-see television series ‘Colin from Accounts’ is anything but your typical boy-meets-girl story—and all the better because of it.

Mae Martin standing on stage performing 'Sap.' They are standing centered in the image, smiling and holding one hand on top of their head with a slightly embarrassed expression on their face. Behind them are several trees and greenery, to convey the feeling of being in the forest. Beside them is a log of wood standing upright, with a camping mug placed on top of it. The image conveys feelings of intimacy.

REVIEW: Mae Martin’s ‘Sap’ (2023) Offers a Sliver of Hope in a Disastrous World

With ‘Sap,’ Canadian comedian Mae Martin makes their hour-long comedy special debut feel less like a grand spectacle and more like spending 70 minutes with a friend—in the best way possible.

Whitmer Thomas (left) and Clay Tatum (right) walking down a street in LA. The light is warm and yellow. They are facing the camera, but looking to either side of themselves. Tatum is shorter than Thomas. Tatum is wearing a denim jacket and Thomas is wearing a dark purple trench coat. Tatum is holding a to-go coffee mug in one of his hands.

REVIEW: ‘The Civil Dead’ (2022) Gives the Ghost Story New Life

In ‘The Civil Dead’—a beautiful feature debut by childhood friends Clay Tatum and Whitmer Thomas—a misanthropic photographer and humanlike ghost find themselves in increasingly baffling situations.