Jason Flatt is a songleader and music coordinator who also writes for But Why Tho? A Geek Community and Cigalah Group. Jason's articles cover a wide range of topics, including video game reviews, movie reviews, and discussions of Jewish culture and identity. Their work has also been featured in Hey Alma.
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Jason Flatt's focus is primarily on reviewing entertainment content, particularly video games, movies, and TV shows. Given the nature of his coverage, he may be interested in receiving pitches from individuals or companies involved in creating or producing the content being reviewed. This could include developers of new video games or those involved in the production of movies and TV shows.
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By: Jason Flatt
LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy promises you a Star Wars universe turned inside out, only to make you spend too long with brand new characters.
By: Jason Flatt
Despite some shortcomings in the way their conversations are framed, Will and Harper shows that trans people are everywhere and are loved.
Nobody Wants This asks, what if a rabbi and a podcast walked into a bar, fell in love, but had to figure out if it'll work if the podcaster isn't Jewish
Rez Ball is well within the established sports movie formula, but its setting and cast of characters make it feel entirely fresh.
“After: Poetry Destroys Silence” is a dramatic hybrid documentary about contemporary art and the Holocaust. In this unique artistic film, the words of contemporary poets and poets who survived the Holocaust meet and address the importance and responsibility of art in response to the Holocaust. The f
Flow is a simple, thrilling, and thought-inducing movie about a set of mismatched animals who learn to survive catastrophe together.
No matter how many strange twists or turns the movie takes, Transmitzvah is a coming-of-age journey well worth taking.
By: Jason Flatt
All We Imagine as Light is a deceptively quiet drama with a loud point of view as three women help each other fight daily injustice.
By: Jason Flatt
The Seed of the Sacred Fig is singular, but it's also built on the strength of many legendary Iranian films that came before it.
A Complete Unknown makes all the modern movie mistakes while never really getting to the heart of what makes Bob Dylan an interesting subject for a movie.
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