SequestroBy Robin Menken05/16/20104 Mins Read Jorge W. Atalla’s Kidnapping, (Sequestro) which won both the Best Director and Best Documentary and received a lengthy standing ovation…
OSS 117:Nest Of SpiesBy Robin Menken05/11/20104 Mins Read While less side-splittingly funny that the giddy, demented “OSS 117, Nest Of Spies”, fans will find plenty to laugh at…
Behind The Burly QBy Robin Menken05/08/20104 Mins Read Director Leslie Zemeckis (wife of Robert Zemeckis) puts us up front and center in an homage to the vanished institution…
Breath Made VisibleBy Robin Menken05/08/20106 Mins Read Swiss actor-filmmaker Ruedi Gerber’s inspiring tribute to modern dance pioneer Anna Halprin portrays the visionary dancer who’s still making an…
EDGAR, a short film by Fabian BuschBy Tanja Meding05/04/20102 Mins Read Internationally, German actor Fabian Busch is best known for his roles in films such as Hans-Christian Schmid’s 23 (1998), playing…
The Good The Bad And The WeirdBy Robin Menken04/29/20103 Mins Read Ji-woon Kim’s “The Good The Bad And The Weird”, the most expensive film ever filmed in South Korea, is a…
Sita Sings The BluesBy Robin Menken04/22/20103 Mins Read Nina Paley’s beautifully-animated “Sita Sings The Blues” mixes a feminist retelling of parts of the “The Ramayana”, with the true…
The City Of Your Final DestinationBy Robin Menken04/15/20102 Mins Read “The City of Your Final Destination” James Ivory’s first solo film after the death of his lifelong producing partner Ismail…
How To Train Your DragonBy Robin Menken03/28/20104 Mins Read Dean Deblois and Chris Sanders’ awesome “How To Train Your Dragon”, is an animated tale of two misfits, a warm…
Police, AdjectiveBy Ed Yealu03/26/20103 Mins Read Police Adjective is the new film from Romanian Director Corneliu Porumboiu. After the critical success of his previous film 12:08…
