Articles by Sarah D. Bunting

A friend of mine once said that you don’t get over a death, the space it leaves. “It doesn’t go away; you just learn to decorate around it.”

Couch Baron, Blankenship and I discussed the good, the bad, and the flighty about Birdman.

Utterly inelegant, charmingly energetic, Killing Jimmy Hoffa crams a lot into 79 minutes.

I know I’m in for a drubbing, but I want to hear from you and your readers.
I’m a single mom of one, having a long-distance affair with a married man, G.

I watch many many documentaries, so I think a lot about the relationship between form and function, build and subject.

The Theory Of Everything is too much “everything,” not enough “theory.”

Me, several times while watching Burn After Reading: “Wait, what? …Oh, who cares.”