Ellison Leticia Martin

Kirsten Stewart’s biographical film The Chronology of Water (2025), based on Lidia Yuknavitch's work, captures Yuknavitch’s memory as she navigates trauma, sexuality, love, family, and writing. Memory is presented as ocean waves, colliding and roaring. Until Lidia can come to terms with the water of memory, she will be lost. Here, water takes on new and multiple meanings: life and death, breath and drowning, time and memory, filth and cleansing. The story is based on Lidia Yuknavitch’s...

A full-length review of Eddington by staff writer Cyd Okum can be found here . Say you’re feeling really sick one day, so you visit the office of Dr. Alex Garland. Without much of an examination, he quickly diagnoses you with Civil War disease, and then proceeds to describe the long list of horrors you’re about to experience because of the disease. So, now that you’re totally freaked out, you ask, “Well, what can I do to stop those bad things from happening?” And he says, “I don’t know,...