Claire Baiz was born and raised in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Great Falls, Montana, where she managed to lasso a reasonable college education and a great husband - and raise two passionate, creative children. After years of going back and forth from Montana to New York's Chelsea neighborhood, Claire has decided to tell people she's living in New York City and "just visiting" everywhere else. Her nonfiction and fiction have been published in various Montana and New York-based newspapers and magazines. Comedy · Documentaries · Festivals & Awards
The effect is intimate, but not particularly enlightening. Love, Gilda offers a lot of reminiscing, some sweet (and a few heavy) insights, but very little new information about Radner’s life.[…]
Activist & Political · Biopic · Documentaries
Jeffrey Toobin, whose 2008 New Yorker article inspired this film, describes Roger Stone as “a malevolent Forrest Gump.” Stone is more than okay with that. He’s happy for people to[…]
Keep the Change does something unusual, casting actors on the autism spectrum to play autistic roles. The strategy is already a success in its first outing – the film just[…]
Activist & Political · Documentaries
New York’s prestigious Tribeca Film Festival started April 19 and runs through April 30. Claire Baiz reports on a film screened in the fest’s “Spotlight Documentary” section on one of[…]
