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\nEerie timing for this one, a movie about Chicago’s The Jane Collective (a documentary about this same group came out this year as well). My review gave me the chance to sing the praises of Elizabeth Banks, in general. As my brother said to me last night, “She is a national treasure.” And talk about “national treasure”, Sigourney Weaver is in this, and it’s basically a two-hander, although Banks is the lead. It’s a joy to watch Weaver in this. She’s really easy, no discernible “acting”. Directed by Phyllis Nagy, whose screenplay for Carol<\/i> was nominated for an Academy Award. This is her first feature. I reviewed for Ebert<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Eerie timing for this one, a movie about Chicago’s The Jane Collective (a documentary about this same group came out this year as well). My review gave me the chance to sing the praises of Elizabeth Banks, in general. As … Continue reading