Mariana Fabian
Mari's love of film started when she first saw Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park (1991) as a young dinosaur fanatic. She went on to study Film at NC State University, which solidified her long-lasting passion for talking about movies and watching them. She connected with award-winning director Catherine Argyrople as a student, which prompted their creative collaboration in the feature film, Growing Pains (2024), which is available to stream on Tubi. Fabian is passionate about the preservation of physical media, as a collector of DVDs, magazines, and newspapers. She is inspired by the work of Cheryl Dunye, Jordan Peele, and Karyn Kusama.
Milestone 30th Annual Fantasia Festival Promises the Best of Global Genre Storytelling
250 Years of the United States Through Film
Director Juan Carlos Mostaza Discusses Animation as an Avenue for Inventive Filmmaking for His Latest Short ‘Under the Lake’
40 Years of Saving Ferris: A Look Back at the Impact of ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’
Interview: Eddie Sánchez on Tracing His Family's Immigrant Experience in a Debut Tribeca Documentary
Interview: Lyle Lindgren's Love Letter to Grillz with 'Mouth Full of Golds'
The Rolling Tape Previews the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival
Review: Aleshea Harris’ Directorial Debut ‘Is God Is’ Declares Black Women Deserve More Opportunities in Hollywood
RiverRun International Film Festival Boasts Exciting Slate for North Carolina Cinephiles
Eight Elite Titles To Watch for March Madness
TRT Makes their Final 2026 Oscar Winner Predictions
EP 210: Other Mommy, The Social Reckoning & Aaron Sorkin Carnating 'Other Social Network'
EP 209: Verity & Digger or: How I Learned to Save Humanity and Love My Wife's Ghostwriter
EP 207: Resident Evil (2026) & Guess the Video Game Adaptation Letterboxd Review Game
EP 203: Speed Run Reviews of Maddie’s Secret, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, Tony, and It Ends & Venice, TIFF, and NYFF Previews
The Awards Tape: Ten Years of La La Land & The Legacy of the 2017 Oscars
EP 202: The End of Oak Street (2026) & Blind Ranking Dinosaur Movies
EP 199: The Invite (2026), I Want Your Sex (2026), The Career of Olivia Wilde & Guess the Letterboxd Review Game
EP 198: The Odyssey (2026) & Nolan Filmography Guessing Game
Pride Mini-Series: Queer Representation on TV
EP 193: Disclosure Day (2026) & Steven Spielberg Tier Rankings
Pride Mini-Series: Hedda & "Queer Bending" in Modern Storytelling
EP 190: I Love Boosters (2026) & Live Commentary: 79th Cannes Film Festival Awards Ceremony
Director Chris Coronado Chats ‘Sock It to Me,’ The Story of Legendary Producer George Schlatter
‘Gaslit’ Director Katie Camosy Talks Fossil Fuels, Fonda, and Her Journey Through the Gulf
Interview with 'Agridulce' (2026) Producer, Benjamin de Menil
‘Black Zombie’ Director Maya Annik Bedward Explores the Mythos and Origin of the Zombie
Filmmaker Danny Bourque Discusses Wholesome Animated Short ‘Sunspark’ Premiering at Fantasia Film Festival 2026
Director Juan Carlos Mostaza Discusses Animation as an Avenue for Inventive Filmmaking for His Latest Short ‘Under the Lake’
Interview: Eddie Sánchez on Tracing His Family's Immigrant Experience in a Debut Tribeca Documentary
Interview: Lyle Lindgren's Love Letter to Grillz with 'Mouth Full of Golds'
*MOUNTAINFILM FESTIVAL* Interview With 'Paper Town' Director, Jeremy Seifert
teri polo ur beautiful but i would break up with you quite quickly … also best line is the nipple line
Read on Letterboxd ↗man does spike Lee back a powerful POWERFUL film! that opening sequence was so beautiful. like soooooooo fucking evocative. Denzel plays Bleek Gilliam, arrogant, self absorbed master trumpeteer, a man…
Read on Letterboxd ↗back with papa, one of his earlier pictures here in Power (1986) starring Richard Gere as Peter St. John, a high profile political consultant/campaign manager who has clients all across…
Read on Letterboxd ↗This review may contain spoilers. catching up with more papa today, and this one was so ridiculously fun. holy shit! it’s 90s slasher + thriller + crime + hilariously fun…
Read on Letterboxd ↗another Denzel, this time he plays John Q Archibald, a struggling father whose son desperately needs a heart transplant but in the way of our despicable healthcare system, he cannot…
Read on Letterboxd ↗have seen many many many many times but never logged, mia is doing a full read through of the books for the first time so we are doing a movie…
Read on Letterboxd ↗back with papa again, and this one was a fascinating watch. In The Siege, Denzel plays head of the FBI that operates out of NYC, and a string of terrorist…
Read on Letterboxd ↗got to see with an incredible shadow cast! I DID THE PELVIC THRUST! it was amazing. tim curry is soooooooooooooooo
Read on Letterboxd ↗bruh what the fuck I can’t sleep now. so cool to get to do this screening at rialto for TRT. had a blast. mia got to watch for the first…
Read on Letterboxd ↗this was batshit and so fucking beautiful. I’m letting it wash over me and stuff but as an ex Catholic this hit hard studios really used to give money to…
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