Bruce says: “WILBY WONDERFUL is similar to an Altman film, having a dozen or so characters whose live are intertwined during the course of about twenty four hours. The film opens abstractly until a boot splashes in what we suddenly
Bruce says: “WHO’S CAMUS ANYWAY?, if it is ever distributed, will surely be famous for its lengthy opening shot which introduces all the many main characters and gives us the lay of the land, the land being the central courtyards
Bruce says: “Emerson (Aaron Webber) is the son of ecology minded parents. His mother Kaya (Rebecca Jenkins) designed their house made of bales of straw and his father is Roger Thorsen (Robert Joy) billed as ‘Saving the World, One Invention
Michael says: “Several of us watched Buried Treasure nominee WHISKY the other night, and now that a few days have passed, it has really grown on me. Deadpan humor in the style of Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki, yet with an
Michael says: “It’s always an event for me when my favorite filmmaker, Atom Egoyan, puts out a new film. WHERE THE TRUTH LIES is a period piece and a murder mystery based on a novel by Rupert Holmes. It’s an
Bruce says: “WE FEED THE FORLD is a call to arms encouraging people to rail against the globalization of agriculture that is destroying the small farming industry. 52% of the world’s gross product is now in the hands of just
Tom says: “Well, it’s on Netflix finally, so those of you (every single person in the States, it seems) who missed it in the theater, can catch this fantastic movie. “The title and the way Miramax chose to release this
Chris says: “Surprisingly effective documentary about a 1930s woman’s swim team formed at Hakoah, a Jewish sports club in Vienna. Given the place and time, you can guess that the team did not survive into the 1940s. Fortuantely, its members
Chris says: “If you loved the earlier shorts, I can’t imagine you’ll be disappointed by this wonderful, long-awaited feature-length adaptation. It’s true to the spirit of these beloved characters: you get all the expected Rube Goldberg-like contraptions, delightfully bad puns,
Hilary says: “Lior Ashkenazi (LATE MARRIAGE) stars in Eytan Fox’s (YOSSI & JAGGER) latest movie as Eyal, an Israeli Mossad assassin, who has been assigned to investigate a Nazi officer at the behest of his boss, Menachem (Gideon Schemer). “Menachem