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Bree Dani Parman

Bree Dani Parman studied theatre with the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutherans before switching to the film program at Full Sail University, after which she moved to NYC and worked in casting for a few years. Her first film, A REAL INVERTED PERSON, is nearing the end of post-production. Prior to Cinema Faith, Bree wrote some film reviews for Relevant Magazine. She has studied at Second City and The Green Room and performed as a guest artist with Queer Sacred Space Salon, Oddball Social Club and Lovesome. Favorite roles include Carol in OLEANNA, Lt. Rahms in THE HIDING PLACE and Will Dearth in DEAR BRUTUS.

DVD/Blu-Ray, ReviewsNovember 2, 2022

Holiday

By Bree Dani Parman

In the 15 minutes of Googling I did about home renovation, the best advice I found was from Steve Watson. “You bought [your home] for a reason, because you liked…

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Black Lives Matter, DVD/Blu-Ray, ReviewsAugust 8, 2019

A Hero Ain’t Nothin’ But a Sandwich

By Bree Dani Parman

Politicians, journalists and experts rarely agree, but they have all named the current opioid situation a plague. It’s an appropriate word, with historical and biblical connotations; in every generation, our…

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DVD/Blu-Ray, ReviewsMay 16, 2019

What’s Up, Doc?

By Bree Dani Parman

“Because children have abounding vitality, because they are in spirit fierce and free, therefore they want things repeated and unchanged,” writes G.K. Chesterton in Orthodoxy, “They always say, ‘Do it…

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DVD/Blu-Ray, Reviews, StreamingDecember 29, 2018

The Snowman

By Bree Dani Parman

Sometimes a film is good because of when we see it and sometimes because it’s just good; The Snowman is both. I can’t pinpoint the first viewing, but I was…

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Black Lives Matter, DVD/Blu-Ray, ReviewsDecember 6, 2018

Claudine

By Bree Dani Parman

“I have known this woman all my life,” Diahann Carroll writes in her autobiography.* “We grew up together in the same neighborhood.” Lest someone might interpret that statement as metaphorical,…

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DVD/Blu-Ray, ReviewsOctober 31, 2018

Carnival of Souls

By Bree Dani Parman

Nothing quite agitates an artist like asking to explain their art. Perhaps it is the perceived implication that they didn’t communicate effectively, or that you aren’t willing to fully engage…

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Black Lives Matter, DVD/Blu-Ray, ReviewsSeptember 18, 2018

Sapphire

By Bree Dani Parman

“We’re all the children of God,” a black sophisticate remarks to her boyfriend, after he has interacted with the police. “Forget it.” The exchange is brief — the actor isn’t…

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DVD/Blu-Ray, ReviewsJuly 11, 2018

The Boys in the Band

By Bree Dani Parman

In June I went to the library to pick up Mart Crowley’s The Boys in the Band, and while walking to the video section, I passed a display table of…

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DVD/Blu-Ray, ReviewsJune 5, 2018

Take a Giant Step

By Bree Dani Parman

“The truth is the truth and should be spoken at all times,” proclaims Grandma Martin (Estelle Hemsley), from the top of a stairwell, no less. It’s a bold mandate, especially…

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DVD/Blu-Ray, ReviewsMarch 26, 2018

Klute

By Bree Dani Parman

Early in Klute, Bree Daniels (Jane Fonda) returns home from an afternoon appointment with a John, has a bath, lights some candles, pours a glass of wine and sits at…

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