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Emily Provides Insight Into the Tortured Mind of Wuthering Heights Author
My introduction to one of my favorite films and book author was naturally through my mother. Wuthering Heights is the ultimate love story and example of what happens to a…
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John Boyega Will Gut You to the Core in Breaking
What resonates strongly for me is the blatant disrespect and dismissive attitude given toward people of color in authority and in distress . When Brian yells out "I want the…
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Mr. Malcolm’s List is a Multi-Cultural RomCom Disguised as Period Piece
With stunning costumes, production design and breathtaking cinematography. Mr. Malcolm's List is a delightfully, delectable tale of illustrating how destiny doesn't always come in the package you intend or desire.…
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The Loneliest Whale Sings His Way into Hearts of Millions
Directed by Joshua Zeman and beautifully captured cinematically by Nelson Hume and Alan Jacobsen, The Loneliest Whale: The Search for 52 delves into the psyche of this misunderstood creature and…
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Naomi Rapace Permeates with Total Command in The Secrets We Keep
Star and Executive Producer, Rapace, shot to international stardom in the title role of the original The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, delivers a spellbound performance as Maja begging the…
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Sundance 2020: Julia Garner Should and Will Uncomfortable in The Assistant
The final image of Jane watching her boss engaging in sleazy behavior in shadow and that moment when she goes to Human Resources and the 'male' rep tells her 'don't…
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Papillon Remake is Star Vehicle for Charlie Hunnam and Rami Malek
Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman are some of the biggest movie stars of the 21st century. So, when they teamed up in 1973 for Papillon it was epic to…
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Love Doesn’t Conquer all On Chesil Beach
I’m a sucker for a romantic period piece, so I when Bleecker Street and BBC Fils released On Chesil Beach…let’s just say I was more than eager to check it…
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Period Piece Queen Keira Knightley and Dominic West are Perfection in Colette
My Name is Claudine…I was born in Montigny in 1884…I shalll probably not die there.. These are the haunting opening lines of Claudine written by Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette. Colette, a French mime,…
