"Tell no one" ('Ne le dis a personne') by Guillaume CanetBy Margaret Madrilejos06/26/20083 Mins Read In this new millennium with the young French directors, the French cinema is going into a new renaissance, a cinema…
DIMINISHED CAPACITYBy Admin06/20/20085 Mins Read The pastime of collecting baseball cards is also the pastime of collecting memories. As a child ages and his collection…
"Naalu Pennungal" (Four Women), is a special film in all disciplines of the cinematic art formBy Nitesh Rohit06/10/200810 Mins Read Adoor Gopalakrishnan, the veteran Malayalam director grew up reading the short stories of T. S. Pillai, one of the towering…
"The Fall", Directed by Tarsem SinghBy Margaret Madrilejos06/05/20083 Mins Read Every once in a while a film comes along that reminds us about the aesthetics and art of movie making.…
"Kung Fu Panda" in IMAXBy CWB News Department06/04/20083 Mins Read What a refreshing comic experience…you must see Kung Fu Panda. It has been a long time since I have been…
2 Days in Paris, DVD ReviewBy Admin05/25/20084 Mins Read The city of Paris, which has served as the backdrop for countless romantic films, summons up visions of the Eiffel…
"Enter the Dragon" Featured at the Bosnian-Herzegovinian Film Festival (NYC)By Tobe R. Roberts05/21/20082 Mins Read Directed by Ozren Miharcic, “Enter the Dragon” is the deliverance of an ideal, a token of remembrance as homage to…
RepriseBy Christopher P. Duffy05/18/20085 Mins Read “Reprise”, the profound and exceptional debut film by Norwegian director Joachim Trier, explores the emotional fluctuations of artistic young men…
"Tricks" at New York Polish Film Festival 2008By Tobe R. Roberts05/17/20082 Mins Read Director Andrzej Jakimowski depicts a wonderfully down to earth drama seen through the eyes of a young precocious six year…
"Fighter" (Denmark)By Tobe R. Roberts05/06/20083 Mins Read Aicha (SEMRA TURAN) is in her last year of high school in Copenhagen. With aspirations of venturing into medicine as…
