Dorothy Burk

Dorothy Burk is a full-time writer and wanderer from the wilds of Northeastern California. Her work has appeared on the experimental creative blog Antartika.TV, in Matter journal and in a variety of small, strange chapbooks. She is most interested in the relationship between criminality and media and has been a fan of the cop show for as long as she can remember.
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‘The King of the Streets’ Blends Great Street Fighting with an Uninspired Storyline

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 / 4 August 2013
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‘Ginger & Rosa’ Revel in the Possibilities of ’60s London

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 / 30 July 2013
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The Film that Is the Holocaust: ‘Shoah’

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 / 25 July 2013
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‘Berberian Sound Studio’ Descends Into Mystery, Horror, and Eroticism

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 / 15 July 2013
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There’s Something Strange About the Mannequins in Franck Khalfoun’s ‘Maniac’

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 / 1 July 2013
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‘Vivan Las Antipodas’ Is a Stunning Journey Straight Through the Earth

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 / 30 June 2013
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‘The Happy Poet’: An Indie Comedy About Building Community

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 / 27 June 2013
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‘Perception’: Professor Pierce, Again in Pursuit of Abnormalities

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 / 25 June 2013
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Donal Logue Comes to Tammany Hall in Season 2 of ‘Copper’

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 / 23 June 2013
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‘Rushlights’: When Bad Kids Go Worse

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 / 21 June 2013
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‘Twisted’ Asks, How Can You Tell If Someone Is a Sociopath?

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 / 11 June 2013
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Changing Identities and Traditional Family Ideals Are Explored in ‘Mosquita y Mari’

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 / 9 June 2013