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Prairie Miller

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Prairie graduated from Barnard College, Columbia University and is the mother of twin sons. She is a multimedia journalist online, and in print and radio. She has written articles and poems here and internationally, and aspires always to the excavation of the lyrical muse in journalism and the poetry in history. Prairie also has two published poetry collections, including Arguments With America (Pemmican Press), and Legends (John Brown Press).

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Self Driver (2024) 100% “A Taxi Driver 21st century digital descent into a differently depraved reality. Economic crisis cinema crashes deeper into the low wage surveillance state in this ironically titled 'Self Driver' - driven or lured into the pseudo-independent workplace.” – WBAI Radio Apr 24, 2025 Full Review Liquor Bank (2025) 100% “Temptation, timing, and tough love. Condensing the emotional turmoil into this short film is daunting and commendable to say the least, but seems to beg for more.” – WBAI Radio Mar 12, 2025 Full Review Anuja (2024) “ANUJA - A tale of survival touching on charity, class, mythmaking and mass consciousness.” – WBAI Radio Feb 13, 2025 Full Review Number 24 (2024) 100% “Ventures into the past while inevitably and in this case incidentally reflecting on troubling moral alongside military implications - and no less so in the case of Norway's past and conflicted, simultaneous battle of soil and soul present moment in time.” – WBAI Radio Jan 9, 2025 Full Review A Complete Unknown (2024) 82% “A Complete Unknown indeed. Audiences embracing the film may be bringing their own sentimental memory baggage into the theaters, perhaps turned on more by a perception that this is a musical than otherwise.” – WBAI Radio Dec 29, 2024 Full Review The Substance (2024) 89% “Feminist fatale toe to toe with pharma horror. With those instant gratification corporate motives pushing lucrative medical maintenance, instead of exceedingly less profitable cures. In other words, a medical monster movie preying offscreen on everyone.” – WBAI Radio Oct 23, 2024 Full Review The Order (2024) 92% “A neo-western crime thriller serving up in this order, cult personality over politics. Rather than decisive illumination as to where this country is headed politically - a government with its own support of neo-nazis abroad militarily in the here and now.” – WBAI Radio Oct 10, 2024 Full Review Wolfs (2024) 67% “Noir gets a deep state makeover. And did I mention the wildly prophetic, astonishing plot twist addition of pager spyware, way before that digital genocidal scheme in this breaking news moment in time. Welcome to the 21st century US surveillance state.” – WBAI Radio Oct 2, 2024 Full Review Blood Star (2024) “Low wage police state is the new noir..” – WBAI Radio Sep 20, 2024 Full Review Rebel Ridge (2024) 95% “A split personality, class conscious action thriller, the film at its core is insurrectionary cinema. questioning the deteriorating political, ethical and racist core of this country. And Pierre's action hero referencing Watergate, ties it all up tightly.” – WBAI Radio Sep 4, 2024 Full Review Skincare (2024) 69% “A neon lit neo-noir paradox stew of murder and mayhem mixed messages and metaphors alike that may be a true story in more ways than one. A Hollywood emperor has no clothes mass manipulation of audiences, along with the underbelly beast of capitalism.” – WBAI Radio Aug 21, 2024 Full Review The G (2023) 100% “The G summons her own inner gangsta dormant these many decades, letting loose on miscreants in multiple scary and inventive ways. Though taking time out for some seductive senior sex moves - not shy in flaunting her liberating erotic septuagenarian flesh.” – WBAI Radio Jun 5, 2024 Full Review Adam the First (2024) 100% “Suffice it to say, that whatever conventional circumstances exist in the real world concerning lost and found children, best to enter this tale of somewhat biblical proportions as suggested in the title, with an extraordinarily open mind.” – WBAI Radio May 18, 2024 Full Review Lazareth (2024) 25% “So what may all of this have to do with audience existence beyond the big screen - itself ironically a seeming psychological fortress. Namely younger generations that have only known endless war all their lives. And with no alternative political reality. ” – WBAI Radio May 7, 2024 Full Review The Fox (2023) 50% “A Tale Of Two Stories: Coloring The Past, While Whitewashing History. In other words, surrounding a bittersweet tender tale, the guilt cleansing de-Nazification of the European historical imagination in progress across the continent.” – WBAI Radio Apr 4, 2024 Full Review Sweetwater (2013) 25% “Sweetwater does have inspired moments of wild wit, heady heartland humor, and sobering social satire touching on religious fanaticism in particular. Though far too intermingled with SNL style flaky slapstick.” – NewsBlaze Mar 6, 2024 Full Review American Star (2024) 78% “Much more than just another crime thriller, the ironically titled now wrecked American Star luxury cruise ship commandeered by the US military during World War II, as allegory symbolizing endless US wars and terror visited upon a bruise and broken planet.” – WBAI Radio Jan 25, 2024 Full Review Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story (2022) “When Bette Davis said old age is not for sissies, she likely had in mind the acting world as well. And this film is a marvelous tribute to that, a defiant romance on and off screen between these long term lovers with a passion for acting and each other. ” – WBAI Radio Dec 15, 2023 Full Review The Zone of Interest (2023) 93% “A banality of evil update shocker. While just past the actual Auschwitz wall in the film to the fourth wall there, breaking through to mass denial of genocide right now. As a public drugged on movie sensory overload diverts to the usual escapist euphoria.” – WBAI Radio Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Oppenheimer (2023) 93% “Nuclear noir spectator sports, a poison apple metaphorically intimating apocalyptic original sin, bombs, bombshells, and that buried Operation Paper Clip elephant in the room. ” – WBAI Radio Dec 2, 2023 Full Review The Taste of Things (2023) 97% “Class, Cuisine And Labor As Aphrodisiac. And the best foreign film this year. While surely a reflection of Hung's life experience - returning to his native Vietnam as an adult to decipher the mystery in film of radical transformation there to socialism.” – WBAI Radio Nov 29, 2023 Full Review Killers of the Flower Moon (2023) 93% “A killer of historical truth as well. With a seeming connection dropped from the title, 'The Birth Of The FBI' - and the US continuing that not unrelated pseudo-messianic urge, millions in the world slaughtered in that deplorable bid to 'save democracy.'” – WBAI Radio Nov 23, 2023 Full Review Memory (2023) 85% “Superheroes in shabby clothing. And no longer the muscular mythologies of blockbuster saviors, rebel urges are rising from the bottom, the broken, belittled oppressed outcasts subversively redefining the 'happy ending' as rather new beginnings instead.” – WBAI Radio Nov 16, 2023 Full Review At the Gates (2022) 70% “Multiple scenarios progressively and relentlessly raise the dramatic racial tensions and claustrophobic psychological horror to a fevered pitch, that to say more would dampen the smoldering, masterfully conceived proceedings.” – WBAI Radio Nov 1, 2023 Full Review Sharper (2023) 68% “A New World Order noir in political death throes but still clinging to relevance even while withering away globally, Sharper gets it right unmasking without mercy US cutthroat culture. But a narrative scripted by Hollywood financing, namely Wall Street.” – WBAI Radio Oct 26, 2023 Full Review
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