Chris says: “Billy Tipton, a jazz musician born as a woman who presented himself to the world as a man, is obviously an intriguing subject for a documentary, but it’s actually only a part of this one. NO ORDINARY MAN
Michael says: “Workshopped at the Sundance Institute, this whistle-blowing documentary about the social media industry was picked up by Netflix. While not all that surprising for anyone who’s paying attention, it’s still pretty chilling as it paints a picture of
Michael says: “The one-line synopsis on the Internet Movie Database for WE ARE LITTLE ZOMBIES states, ‘Four Japanese orphans form a rock band.’ While that statement is a fact, it barely scratches the surface of this fun, colorful, frankly, insane
Michael says: “There’s something about a Peter Weir film that appeals to me… even if I don’t like the film overall. Case in point: I’m not a fan of DEAD POET’S SOCIETY in the least, but I can’t deny the
Michael says: “I was reading a negative review of TRIGGER, Bruce McDonald’s spiritual sequel to HARD CORE LOGO, starring Molly Parker and Tracy Wright, when a line caught my eye. Paraphrased, it something to the effect of while TRIGGER was
Michael says: “I often wonder about the genesis of documentaries and how the decision to make a film about a certain subject must be nerve-wracking. Not every story is compelling, no matter how much shooting and editing the filmmaker does.
Michael says: “Speaking of troubled families, the Simon sisters have got troubles in spades. With their mother killed in a car accident about a year past, Belle, Rachel, and Jessa, along with their dad, Rick, are still dealing with grief
Michael says: “AURORA is a quirky, Finnish romantic-comedy. I guess it’s considered a romantic comedy because there’s romance, and there’s humor, but there’s a fair bit of coping with grief (one of my favorite things to explore in art) and
Thom says: “This is quite an interesting documentary on the 1st wife of legendary country singing sensation Johnny Cash, Vivian Liberto. It might have been easy to question the verisimilitude of the film because it so flies in the face
Chris says: “Stellar, entertaining doc about an old public television show you probably don’t know, but should. Ellis Haizlip is an unsung hero of his time; this gives him his due. 4 cats“