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You Can See Everything Proves Holmes is Still on the Same B.S.
You Can See Everything no doubt paves the way for a new method of non-fiction documentary filmmaking from Fielder and Oppenheimer shifting the landscape in the doc world. Love her…
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Rosalind Eleazar Solidifies Star Power in Misty Green
Misty Green will hit a nerve, yet entertain in the same manner films like "I'm Gonna Get you Sucka' and "Bamboozled" may have ruffled feathers, but will have audiences thinking…
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Verity Feels Like a Cheap Imitation of Films Gone By
At the end of the day Verity falls into the trappings of it own definition of a fundamental belief being accepted as a universal truth.
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Digger Divides But Does it Conquer?
Digger shovels the manure of a world obsessed with greed, power and technological advances right in our faces to adequately acknowledge and ponder if we will allow this discourse or…
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The Social Reckoning Questions Origins of Fact Based Digital Media
The Social Reckoning is an intense cinematic reminder to not take information at face value. Do your due diligence to fact check every morsel that falls into your lap.
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Practical Magic 2 is an Infectious, Fun Look at Love and Grief
Practical Magic 2 is proof that just because our loved ones leave this realm, they live on for eternity through the living who continue to speak their name and pass…
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Into The Breach Pays Homage to History On and Off the British Stage
Into the Breach is a beautifully crafted marriage of living luminaries and the storied history of British theater. Fox providing this quote I believe says it best, "...the beautiful thing…
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Andrew Scott is Exquisitely Magnificent in Elsinore
Elsinore, which made its World Premiere the Telluride Film Festival, is a magnificent piece of cinema that only honors the on and offstage worlds of theatre and it community, but…
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La Bola Negra is a Beautiful Backdrop Amongst a Dark History
At its essence, La Bola Negra through every vignette and character gracefully and beautifully executes the pain and suffering caused when not being your authentic self has no options. After…
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Ink Recalls Tabloid Start for the Murdoch Media Empire
Ink is more than a film about the early beginnings of Rupert Murdoch and and his meteoric ascension later on with Fox News. It's a sordid tale of inspiration, aspiration…
