Thom says: “Director Blair (responsible for the UK television series ‘Metrosexuality’) was asked to take a tour of young actors around the country to various colleges and give skits that would instruct the students about ‘gay’ people and this film
Thom says: “The extremely sensitive subject of transgender children is treated here with some understanding and compassion. Enough so that some insensitive bastard criticizing on Ratings and Reviews for New Movies and TV Shows – IMDb wrote that the educators
Diane says: “I think I must be the target audience for WANDER DARKLY. I was completely sucked into every emotion in this chameleonic romance/psychological thriller that has touches of horror and dry humor. The two attractive leads don’t hurt. “LA couple
Thom says: “This highly-praised WWII film by the talented Mendes (AMERICAN BEAUTY) is especially impressive with its technical gifts following two British soldiers as they navigate a rough battle path trying to avoid bombs, bullets, & accidents hoping to deliver
Chris says: “A lot to ponder here, from the blending of time periods to the sudden leaps in narrative, which thrill just as often as they confuse. Luca Marinelli, who resembles Jake Gyllenhaal but kind of turns into Christian Bale
Diane says: “Frederick Wiseman’s latest doc, the 4-1/2 hour CITY HALL, bears his hallmark lack of narration or titles. This time out he’s exploring Boston’s city government, and tilts heavily toward Mayor Marty Walsh’s ‘number one priority’ (as related by
Chris says: “Although its pace slackens a bit in the middle, this is mostly an artful, eloquent, personal exploration of Havana and its own unique space within the contemporary world. 3.5 cats“
Chris says: “Solid directorial debut for actor David Oyelowo, who also appears as the father of Gunner, a young aspiring graphic novelist. Along with Gunner’s mom (Rosario Dawson), they’ve just moved to a small town Oregon, where the title figure
Chris says: “Werner Herzog’s at it again and he’s brought back his co-director Clive Oppenheimer from INTO THE INFERNO along for the ride. The subject this time is meteorites, which takes the two across the globe, from Mecca to ultra-remote
Chris says: “Urban western or sentimental coming-of-age tale? A bit of both, as a troubled teen sent to gritty North Philadelphia to spend the summer with the father he never met learns to love himself and find a purpose in
