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About Andrew Plimpton

Andrew Plimpton is a writer based in Western Massachusetts. His fiction has appeared in Heavy Feather Review, The Dalhousie Review, The Write Launch, and other venues. His plays have been performed at The Tank in New York City, and he has written for Film-Forward since 2018.

The Sound of Silence

Peter Sarsgaard stars as a house tuner, hired to go into the homes of the depressed, the sleep-deprived, the anxious, or all of the above, and listen deeply.

By |September 21st, 2019|Indie|0 Comments

Jawline

Trying to become rich and Instagram-famous.

By |August 22nd, 2019|Documentary, Teen|0 Comments

The Art of Self-Defense

A movie built around a critique of toxic masculinity so obvious it could have been written by an algorithm.

By |July 12th, 2019|DVD/Streaming/On Demand, Indie|0 Comments

The Last Black Man in San Francisco

The film takes enormous risks, not the least of which is its open and unabashed appeal to the heart.

By |June 7th, 2019|Indie|0 Comments

The Gasoline Thieves | Tribeca Film Festival 2019

Effective and affecting and with an unflagging pace, The Gasoline Thieves is likely to satisfy—and scar—many of its viewers.

By |June 1st, 2019|Festivals, Teen|0 Comments

Framing John DeLorean | Tribeca Film Festival 2019

A documentary on the auto executive, who is descibed here as an icon, a sex symbol, and the perfect figure for a Hollywood film.

By |May 4th, 2019|Documentary, Festivals|0 Comments

Only | Tribeca Film Festival 2019

Freida Pinto portrays her survivor character with sensitivity and depth that transcend the confines of her role.

By |April 29th, 2019|Festivals|0 Comments

Goldie & Stray Dolls | Tribeca Film Festival 2019

Two films feature characters living on the margins, breaking the rules, and, in one case, the law, in an attempt to achieve the lives they desire.

By |April 27th, 2019|Festivals|1 Comment

Knives and Skin | Tribeca Film Festival 2019

Director Jennifer Reeder has an eye for deadpan, awkward dialogue, which frequently verges into the surreal.

By |April 26th, 2019|Festivals|0 Comments