Paint It Black

Amber Tamblyn’s ‘Paint It Black’ Is A Saturated, Grief-Stricken Fever Dream (FILM REVIEW)

Christian Long May 19, 2017 No Comments

Tamblyn makes the jump to director in a stunning, fascinating way.

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