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  • The Drama

    (**1/2) You wouldn’t wish this wedding day on anybody. But there they are. Two lovers who ... [ Read More ]

    The Drama
  • They Will Kill You

    (**) Two young sisters are stalked by their violent, abusive dad and they panic, asking “What if ... [ Read More ]

    They Will Kill You
  • Palestine ‘36

    (***1/2) It’s a history lesson wrapped in a period drama. An intimate look at British ... [ Read More ]

    Palestine ‘36
  • Project Hail Mary

    (***) He’s a space cowboy. Well, not exactly. He’s an 8th-grade science teacher who’s lost in ... [ Read More ]

    Project Hail Mary
  • The Bride!

    (**1/2) He yearned for a bride. He got one. But is she too complicated? Will fate let them ... [ Read More ]

    The Bride!
  • Union County – 2025 Sundance Film Festival 

    (***) He could be the kid down the street. The guy next door. The young man working at the ... [ Read More ]

    Union County – 2025 Sundance Film Festival 
  • American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez – 2025 Sundance Film Festival

    (***1/2) ¡Viva la revolución! ¡Viva Luis Valdez! That celebratory tone defines David ... [ Read More ]

    American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez – 2025 Sundance Film Festival
  • Josephine – 2025 Sundance Film Festival 

    (***1/2) She can’t unsee what she’s seen. She’s only 8 years old! Witnessing a crime is a ... [ Read More ]

    Josephine – 2025 Sundance Film Festival 
  • Jane Elliott Against the World – 2025 Sundance Film Festival

    (***1/2) Sometimes you have to clean your own house first. That’s what anti-racism activist ... [ Read More ]

    Jane Elliott Against the World – 2025 Sundance Film Festival
  • American Doctor – 2025 Sundance Film Festival

    (***) You know you’re brave? You know you’re brave when you go into Gaza in 2025, in the middle ... [ Read More ]

    American Doctor – 2025 Sundance Film Festival
  • My Father’s Shadow

    (****) “May the four colors of the earth bless me. I will see you in my ... [ Read More ]

    My Father’s Shadow
  • Crime 101

    (***) “I need to be in your line of work,” she says coyly. Then she warily observes, “But you ... [ Read More ]

    Crime 101

Jackie

November 28, 2016 By: superuser

  It must have been two weeks of pure hell for First Lady Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy. First there was November 22, 1963 to November 25, the time span between the assassination of her husband and his funeral. Then the days leading up to December 3, when she was pushed out of the White House. For […]

Lion

November 21, 2016 By: superuser

  Saroo Brierley, a five-year old boy from a small town in India, got lost on a train ride, wound up at the massive Howrah Junction railway station in Calcutta and became an orphaned street kid. An Australian couple adopted him, but years later at age 25, his yearning for his birth family took him […]

Almost Christmas

November 9, 2016 By: superuser

  Watching this humorous film is like getting a funny greeting card that makes you laugh as it warms your heart. This ode to the joy and angst people feel as their family reconvenes for the certain chaos, gluttony and joy during Christmas, is a nice way to start the holiday season. It’s a very […]

Arrival

November 9, 2016 By: superuser

  Nearly 40 years ago Close Encounters of the Third Kind set the bar very high for sci-fi films that eschewed conventional all-out action sequences and garnered their strength from immense suspense, evocative visuals and mind-numbing mystery. Arrival is in that same elite category. Brainy. Intense. Scary. It joins a very exclusive club.   The […]

Loving

October 30, 2016 By: superuser

For a long time it was a forbidden love. Through slavery, the reconstruction era, on into the 20th century, particularly in the South, interracial romantic relations were looked down on and marriages were illegal. Anti-miscegenation laws were on the books in 16 states below the Mason-Dixon line. Marry someone not of your race and face […]

New Orleans: Touring Around During the 2016 Film Festival

October 24, 2016 By: superuser

New Orleans is such a culturally rich city. It’s no wonder its citizens love, support and attend the New Orleans Film Festival. Take their lead. Plan a vacation around NOFF and you can watch world premiere movies, scout out up-and-coming filmmakers and take advantage of all the fun activities the city has to offer. Places […]

2016 New Orleans Film Festival – A Melting Pot of Quality Films

October 20, 2016 By: superuser

  The 2016 New Orleans Film Festival kicked off its 27th year by opening with the U.S. premiere of Rob Reiner’s new film LBJ. That genius bit of programming was due to the high quality of the presidential bio film and the fact that it was shot in New Orleans. LBJ started the fest that […]

Moonlight

October 18, 2016 By: superuser

  In just his second feature film, writer/director Barry Jenkins tells a compelling story about sexual repression and ambiguity through the eyes of a vulnerable and confused little boy, who grows up to question his sexual identity as a teen and then finds a thin measure of serenity as a young man.   Based on […]

Kevin Hart: What Now?

October 13, 2016 By: superuser

Has success spoiled Kevin Hart? Forbes Magazine lists him as 2016’s highest paid comedian with an annual income of $87.5 million, from June 1 2015, to June 1 2016. Unlike many of his cohorts (Jerry Seinfeld, etc.) Hart makes lots of his income from live performances in large stadiums where he can earn $1 million […]

The Birth of a Nation

October 4, 2016 By: superuser

  Finally a filmmaker unearths one of the biggest secrets in American history: slave revolts. It’s a lesson rarely mentioned in history books, though it’s common knowledge to anyone who has taken a black history course. Kudos to actor-turned-director Nate Parker for shepherding this ambitious project from the kernel of an idea to the completion […]

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