One Tribeca Film Festival 2015 film I wasn’t able to catch before the awards ceremony was Virgin Mountain from writer/director […] Read more
A documentary is meant to break new ground, explore uncharted territory, or look at a familiar topic in a new […] Read more
The most underrated of all the Martin Scorsese-Robert De Niro collaborations is 1982’s The King of Comedy, a wickedly brilliant […] Read more
Every time I read an article about how the Western is a “dead” cinematic genre I almost immediately afterward see […] Read more
I will say this about Steak (R)evolution — once you watch this documentary, you will know just about everything you […] Read more
One of the few complaints lobbed at Richard Linklater‘s 2014 masterpiece Boyhood is that the title Boyhood is presumptuous. The […] Read more
Every year, my most anticipated film of the Tribeca Film Festival tends to be one from their midnight line-up, but […] Read more
Some of my favorite documentaries are in the vein of King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters — intensely passionate […] Read more
After a week of seeing documentaries and dramas, I needed a break from the heavy stuff and was more than […] Read more
My mind usually doesn’t wander during screenings, even during screenings of bad movies. After all, the only enjoyable thing about […] Read more
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