An older sister is unstoppable in Fanny’s Journey – a film...
The beautiful bucolic landscape of France and Italy is the place where Director Lola Dillon takes us to explore another angle of World War II....
Jillian Mayer on inspiration behind “I Am Your Grandma” ahead of...
Tonight, "I am Your Grandma," a little viral video that's just over one minute long will have its debut on the New World Symphony’s...
Creepy stumbles on concern for plot over authentically creepy moments —...
Though a bit bogged down by the superficiality of constraints of the police procedural, Creepy (Kuripi: Itsuwari no rinjin), the new movie by Japanese...
In Tesoros adventures create the basis for community — A Miami...
Tesoros, the wonderful new film by Director María Novaro, of Danzón fame, already stands as one of the best films this writer has seen this...
‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’: the last of the great...
Though it was David Bowie's first starring role in a feature film, Nicolas Roeg's 1976 movie the Man Who Fell to Earth is far...
Film Review: 'After Lucia' holds unflinching lens to bullying
A bold and important film debuted in Miami during the Miami International Film Festival in March that only recently found a distributor. The Miami...
A chat with actress Margot Robbie on Scorsese, DiCaprio and ‘the...
Everyone who follows this blog (and we know we don't thank you enough for it, as we close in on 3,000 subscribers for the...
Paris Can Wait captures frustrating mysteries of love — a film...
Though straightforward and not without some technical impurities, not to mention a few trite romantic comedy tropes, Paris Can Wait has a creeping appeal...
How Stanley Kubrick broke the rules of Classical Hollywood cinema and...
Chapter II: The Decoy Characters and the Frivolity of Obstacles in 2001
Note: this is a continuation from yesterday's post: How Stanley Kubrick broke the rules...
American Psycho and the undying vitality of yuppie scum — a...
Bret Easton Ellis’ 1991 book American Psycho offered a rather harrowing look back at the seeming end of yuppie relevance in the late 1980s...