When you take a look at Charles de Lauzirika's filmography to see the myriad behind the scenes featurettes and home video productions he's accomplished for the ...
Director Jonathan Gurfinkel's debut feature Shesh peamim deals with the important topic of teenage sexual abuse in a way that better make you uncomfortable by ...
Sometimes a well-written story is all you truly need to make a successful film and I believe author Pascal Mercier's novel Night Train to Lisbon provides one. A...
In much the same way J.R. Hughto’s characters interact with one another in made-up dialogue with fictitious personas used to record “rehearsal” conversations or...
After a long journey dating back to 2010, director Craig Lahiff finally has his Australian crime thriller Swerve arriving in American theaters. It took a year t...
To disclose my feelings on Thirty Seconds to Mars off the bat, I'm a huge fan of the band. When "Capricorn (A Brand New Name)" hit the radio waves, I was sold—n...
“Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover” is a proverb whose simple existence proves the fact impressionable souls will do so without fail. This monthly column focuse...
When Kathleen Hanna is shown sitting at her home discussing her exit from fronting Le Tigre, she says, “I felt I had said everything I wanted to say.” It’s the ...
Over half a century in the making, Disney’s adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen has finally made it to the big screen. It was 1943 when Walt ...
It's truly stunning to see something so horrendously volatile as the Mexican narcotics trade glorified to the point of celebrity by naïve outsiders far removed ...
