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Posts published in “Fourteen Cents”

The saying is, “let me put my two cents in,” but at 14 East, the staff is putting all 14 cents in.

A Look at Donuts by J Dilla, 20 Years Later

A Look at Donuts by J Dilla, 20 Years Later

By Marcy Menzes on

The genius of processing grief and highlighting women’s stories in Hamnet

The genius of processing grief and highlighting women’s stories in Hamnet

By Sarah Janito on

Marty Supreme is a self-righteous feature that doesn’t understand itself

Marty Supreme is a self-righteous feature that doesn’t understand itself

By Sarah Janito on

The Ten Year Affair shows an unusual perspective on an unsatisfying relationship and leaves readers with little faith in the concept of marriage

The Ten Year Affair shows an unusual perspective on an unsatisfying relationship and leaves readers with little faith in the concept of marriage

By Eva Goddard on

María Zardoya goes solo: a review of “Not For The Radio”

María Zardoya goes solo: a review of “Not For The Radio”

By Ella Malczyk on

Eternity Review: A new look at love in the afterlife guaranteed to make you laugh and cry

Eternity Review: A new look at love in the afterlife guaranteed to make you laugh and cry

By Eliot Solomon on

Heart the Lover, a modern take on the classic love-triangle trope

Heart the Lover, a modern take on the classic love-triangle trope

By Macy Hildebrand on

After the Hunt is less of a hot pursuit and more of a slow jog

After the Hunt is less of a hot pursuit and more of a slow jog

By Sarah Janito on

‘Anemone’ Review: An unexpected underwhelming movie for Daniel Day-Lewis’ return

‘Anemone’ Review: An unexpected underwhelming movie for Daniel Day-Lewis’ return

By Eliot Solomon on

Roofman is much more than the lighthearted comedy it presents itself as

Roofman is much more than the lighthearted comedy it presents itself as

By Eliot Solomon on