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Intersection movie review. Vincent Eastman is a man who can’t make up his mind, If which doesn’t exactly make him Hamlet. A successful 42-year-old Vancouver architect,
Intersection: Is this narcissism or simply posturing for sympathy? Read More
Walkabout movie review. Excluding British director Nicolas Roeg’s collaboration with Donald Cammell in the 1970 film Performance, Walkabout is Roeg’s first individual directorial experience.
Walkabout: It’s the journey itself that matters Read More
Indecent Proposal movie review. You’re a pretty Los Angeles real-estate agent (who looks like Demi Moore) blissfully married to an up-and-coming architect (who looks like Woody Harrelson).
Indecent Proposal: Hook, Lyne and Stinker Read More
If you were to have your back turned away from Journey to Bethlehem, you might think you’ve stumbled into a screening of High School Musical or Glee,
Contemporary musical story of the journey to Bethlehem Read More
Endless Love review. She is, as no one needs to be told, very pretty indeed. But with her flat little voice and her emotional range, one has to wonder: Is Brooke Shields truly obsession worthy?
Endless Love: Another movie about another kind of obsession Read More
The Seven Faces of Jane is a collection of stories is a worthy innovative project. Roman Coppola spearheaded this creative endeavor showcasing the talent of Gillian Jacobs as the lead in each film.
The Seven Faces of Jane: A creative endeavor showcasing Read More
Gerald’s Game movie review. Have you read Stephen King’s novel Gerald’s Game? I read it and I liked it. The 2017 US-made movie Gerald’s Game was based on book and was shot faithfully to the book.
Facing the horrific outcome of a twisted rape fantasy Read More
“You know where to find me.” This sentence, which is one of the lines repeated in the echo tape throughout the movie, indicates a search by its very nature. Last Night in Soho – Last Night in Soho explores a very specific period in the history of cinema by making use of this quest, the personal interests and characteristics of the main protagonist, Ellie.
Confronting the ‘ghosts’ of Soho’s heyday… Read More
The film version of Ayn Rand’s novel We the Living was made in Italy by Scalera Films in 1942. Rand’s novel was considered a political hot potato by Fascist authorities in Rome, but was approved for filming due to the intervention of dictator Benito Mussolini’s son.
We the Living: The long and arduous journey of an anti-communist film Read More
Starting with the Russian occupation of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, with live broadcasts and comments from Ukraine on newspapers, television programs, social media every day, civilians, soldiers, bombed cities, towns, refugees, shelters Belfast (2021), written and directed by Kenneth Branagh, based on the long-term war in Northern Ireland, was released in the cinemas and best film, best director, best supporting actress (Judi Dench) was nominated for seven Oscars, including best editing and sound.
Belfast: Northern Ireland conflicts through a child’s eyes Read More