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Women On Film – “Sunshine Cleaning” – Kim Voynar reviews

March 11, 2009 Kim Voynar alliance of women film journalists, amy adams, christine jeffs, emily blunt, kim voynar, megan holley, movie reviews, movies, sunshine cleaning, women film critics, Women on Film

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Sunshine Cleaning is really more dramedy than comedy; there are funny bits in there, yes, but the focus is very much more on the dramatic and relationship elements of the story — this isn’t slapstick. It’s a subtle, sometimes funny, often moving tale, as much about Rose and Norah cleaning up the messes in their own lives as it is about their cleaning business. Read more>>

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Kim Voynar

Kim Voynar was an internationally recognized film critic for a decade, covering the film festival circuit and independent cinema for Movie City News, Cinematical, IndieWIRE and Variety, before transitioning into producing films in 2010. She has served on juries and expert panels for many prestigious film festivals, including the Seattle International Film Festival, SXSW, Sarasota Film Festival, Dallas International Film Festival, Miami International Film Festival, Oxford Film Festival, and deadCENTER Film Festival. After three years producing for a Seattle-based prodco, she's now producing and consulting independently under her boutique production shingle, Lateralus, and is working on some killer projects with avant-garde music group The Residents, Will Calhoun (Living Colour), and Ken Stringfellow (Posies, REM), and consulting on some projects in the VR space with Hollywood producing legend Scott Ross (Apollo 13, Benjamin Buttons, Titanic). Her hobbies include trendsetting Seattle street style, staying up late nights pondering post-apocalytpic survival techniques, and deep thinking on virtual reality and the mathematical perfection of logarithmic spirals and fractals.