The coming of age film is a nuanced exploration of the way both lesser and better angels exist in all of us.
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INTERVIEWED ON HUFFPOST
Pamela was recently interviewed on HuffPost, featured in the article Media Coverage Of Violence Against Women Is Due For A Reckoning by Zahara Hill. Head on over to HuffPost to give it a read!
AN INTERVIEW IN MINNESOTA MONTHLY
Featured in The Clueless, Culture-less Minnesotan by Macy Harder. Read it Now!
ESSAYS & ARTICLES
Featured Work
‘The English’ breaks through the myths of the American West
Helmed by a British director, the Amazon series is untroubled by cultural coercion to protect myths and faux history of the American West.
TV shows are catching up to a growing interest in therapy
Mental health is trending, and TV programming is catching up with varying degrees of seriousness and a seemingly shared message.
It’s time for the ‘female buddy’ genre to grow up
Netflix’s “Firefly Lane” honors friendship but leans into stereotypes.
‘Ted Lasso’ shows a better way to be a man
Apple TV+’s ‘Ted Lasso’ is a skillfully crafted story about masculinity that is compassionate and supportive.
Ze Frank’s ‘True Facts’ are full of wit and wonder
The coming of age film is a nuanced exploration of the way both lesser and better angels exist in all of us.
George Halvorson
An essay on the art of George Halvorson by Pamela Hill Nettleton