In The Media:
‘Cubby’ Trailer: A Quirky Queer Coming-of-Age Comedy Featuring Patricia Richardson // INDIEWIRE // July 18, 2019
Patricia Richardson, Mark Blane & Ben Mankoff On Their Dramedy Film, "Cubby" // YAHOO (BUILD SERIES) // October 25, 2019
Offbeat ‘Cubby’ a coming-of-age tale with lies and leather // LOS ANGELES BLADE // November 7, 2019
Trippy Indie Comedy 'Cubby' Now Available on VOD & All Digital Platforms // CHEDDARTV // November 26, 2019
What to Watch: 4 Streaming Comedies Promise Laughs, Not All Succeed 'Palm Springs' Pleases, 'Cubby' Charms // MIAMIARTZINE // July 16, 2020
Review: Meet Leather-Man, the imaginary friend in quirky Brooklyn dramedy ‘Cubby’ // THE LOS ANGELES TIMES // October 29, 2019
The World's First 'Leather Daddy' Superhero Has Arrived in Cubby // THE ADVOCATE // October 29, 2019
He was bullied for his sexuality in Valparaiso. He returns with a Netflix film, and to confront dark feelings // CHICAGO TRIBUNE // December 4, 2017
How to Make an LGBTQ Film: Advice From 22 Outfest Directors // THE ADVOCATE
Actor, director Mark Blane talks ‘Little Voice’ Apple TV+ series // PIX11 NEW YORK // July 30, 2020
Still from CUBBY (2019), feature film
Fresh Tomato Review from Annie Kermode
"Everything hinges on Blane's performance. Open and emotional and in-your-face as it is, there's more depth there than first meets the eye.”
-Eye for Film
Fresh Tomato Review from Rich Cline
“He may be a dork, but his pure intentions make even his most transgressive behaviour seem innocent...It's also disarmingly entertaining to follow Mark on this odyssey.”
-Shadows on the Wall
Still from CUBBY (2019), feature film
Still from CUBBY (2019), feature film
Fresh Tomato Review from Norman Gidney
“Mark Blane has John Cameron Mitchell’s warm understanding and faith in the goodness of people”
-Film Threat
Review from John Paul King
“Taken all together, the characters create a portrait of humanity comprised of broken, uncertain souls mustering all they have to rise to the task of facing their daily life. On paper, it sounds pretty bleak; on film, it manages to be empowering...it has a voice of its own that is not quite like anything else you’ve ever seen – and there are very few films out there today, Indie or otherwise, that can lay claim to that.”
-Los Angeles Blade
Still from CUBBY (2019), feature film
