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Michael Keaton is Heartbreaking in Knox Goes Away
Michael Keaton returns to double duty, directing and acting in this crime drama about a hitman who is diagnosed with a fast-moving form of dementia, with one last task to…
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Remembering Gene Wilder is Heartfelt and Love Letter for Fans
His effortless charisma, piercing blue eyes, warmth and humor is what drew audiences in and kept us engaged for decades. Learning nuggets around his chance meeting with Mel Brooks through…
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Coming Attractions, Documentary Film Review, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Sundance Film Festival
The Eternal Memory Will Haunt Your Spirit and Educate Your Soul
Your heart will sing and shatter in a zillion pieces all at once, which a total testament to the filmmaker and her subjects. Witnessing the grief Augusto has for his…
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Love, Loss and Dementia Give Anthony Hopkins Role of Lifetime in The Father
Zeller's focus on a single door illustrating decades of time, memories, moments and people are simple, yet ingenious. For anyone currently living the life of being a caretaker, The Father…
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Alzheimer Patient Given Dignity via Lou Gossett, Jr. in The Cuban
It's alot to unpack, but you don't mind all the pieces of luggage presented before you with a soundtrack as lively and interesting as the characters inhabiting this story. Then…
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Robert Forster is Unshakable in Alzheimer Drama What They Had
What They Had is an excellent portrayal of family love, tenacity and honor when it matters most. Anyone who has ever had to take care of a loved one or…
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Review and Interview: I’ll Be Me: Glen Campbell Documentary
2014 has featured an impressive number of documentaries. Life Itself, about dearly departed film critic Roger Ebert; Keep on Keepin’ On, a chronicle of an old man and a young man helping one another; Documented,a portrait…
