Bruce says: “So cleverly crafted is Jafar Panahi’s TAXI that it could easily be mistaken for a documentary. Winner of the 2015 Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival, TAXI is another creative response from Panahi (THIS IS NOT A
Jason says:”There are several types of survivalist in stories t hat take place after the collapse of civilization, from the gregarious fellow who knows how to live off the land and aims to share that knowledge and bounty to the
Bruce says: “While not exactly covering new territory in terms of content,SUMMERTIME is a satisfying coming-of-age lesbian drama because of the carefully-crafted characters, beautifully brought to life by its three main actors – Izϊa Higelin, Cécile de France and Noémie
Jason says: “From the title alone, it’s pretty clear that SUMMER CAMP is not exactly likely to break new ground as a horror movie, but there’s plenty of hope that it may do a familiar thing well, and the 81-minute
Jason says: “There are a lot of ways filmmakers can be too clever for their own good, but the most frustrating involve telling the audience, in one way or another, that the thing they’ve invested their time, money, and emotions
TC says: “Director/writer John Carney does it again with this hilarious charmer about Cosmo, a 15 year old so enamored with a local girl he asks her to be in his band’s music video. When she says ‘yes,’ he and
Michael says: “The new film by Wiebke von Carolsfeld (MARION BRIDGE) has not been officially released in the States yet. It’s small distribution deal will hit this fall, but I was lucky enough to see it at the Provincetown International
Chris says: “Charming Icelandic drama about two sheep-herding brothers who, having been estranged (yet still neighbors) for 40 years must work together when illness effects both of their flocks. Pulls off the neat trick of convincing you it’s about one
Thom says: “I was totally amazed at my appreciation for this film especially because it was for all the wrong reasons, at least as my expectations went. I picked this up due to the presence of Annette Bening, the lovely
Jason says: “The festival opened with a film (400 DAYS) that covers a lot of the same territory – global cataclysm happens while astronauts are undergoing long-term isolation trials – and this one is easily much better, despite having a