If you’re going to title your film “mother, you have not died yet. but you will. and when you do,…
Browsing: Drama
There have been countless retellings of the story of Robin Hood, from animated Disney pictures to campy romps and self-serious…
Wilfred La Salle’s indie picture “The Veteran†is the most American film review I could post this July 4th. A…
“Power Ballad” kicks off with a once upon a time pop sensation Danny Wilson (Nick Jonas) sharing a nightcap with…
What do we owe the dead? And what do the dead owe us? Often, those meaty, existential questions are easy…
I’ve set a record. Two consecutive films watched and reviewed, each with the exact same title. I learned that Gus…
Directed and written by Stacey Sargeant, “Stand Clear ‘ the Closing Doors,†which played in the Tribeca Festival’s shorts program,…
I remember the minute details from the day of the Columbine High School massacre. Working my standard 1pm-10pm shift at…
For the first time since “War of the Worlds,” Steven Spielberg has made a movie that feels fully planted in…
World premiering at this year’s Tribeca Festival, Katie Holmes’ new film, “Happy Hours,†is a sweet comedy/romance that reunites her…