"Death Note" is an amazing work with stellar a cliffhanger (Japan Cuts, New York)By Tobe R. Roberts07/09/20073 Mins Read When Light Yagami (prominent son of a police inspector and a brilliant law student in his own right) discovers the…
YURERU, Sway, directed by Miwa Nishikawa (Japan Cuts New York)By Tobe R. Roberts07/07/20073 Mins Read With half the film backdrop set in a courtroom with intense drama, Director Miwa Nishikawa’s, “Sway”, takes the viewer into…
Dilwale Dulhania, Le Jayenge, is a tasteful example of strength in adversityBy Sam Tehrani06/30/20075 Mins Read Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (The Brave-Hearted Will Take the Bride) is the biggest and longest running feature film in the…
Netherbeast Incorporated, directed by brothers, Dean and Brian RonaldBy Tobe R. Roberts06/24/20073 Mins Read An interesting look at the world of vampires, Netherbeast Incorporated deals with vampires who work at a telephone company. Yes,…
Greg Whiteley's "Resolved" Leads Docs at the LAFFBy Diane Sippl06/23/20075 Mins Read Res-o-lu-tion. It rhymes with Rev-o-lu-tion. Rhymes with, but not jives with. And that’s just it. As poet-activist Audre Lorde once…
Surf’s Up, a sort of Aesop’s fable for modern times….By Tobe R. Roberts06/18/20073 Mins Read Directed by Ash Brannon and Chris Buck, “Surf’s Up” is the new Columbia Pictures Animated CGI Mockumentary about penguins and…
"La Vie en Rose" watching the life of Piaf unfold is wrenchingBy Bijan Tehrani06/12/20074 Mins Read La Vie En Rose is a biopic of the late, great French singer Edith Piaf. Set in both France and…
Day Watch is a definite gem for Russian cinemaBy Admin06/08/20074 Mins Read I can’t believe we had to wait almost a year and a half to watch this movie in the United…
"Paris Je T’aime"deals with different forms of love, not just ;Romantic LoveBy Admin06/05/20075 Mins Read <i>Paris, Je T’aime (Paris, I Love You)</i> is a memorable film, unique and fast paced. A collaboration of 20 world-renowned…
In Fay Grim, Jeff Goldblum and Parker Posey characters shineBy Tobe R. Roberts05/30/20073 Mins Read “Fay Grim” is the sequel to Hal Hartley’s 1998 Cannes award winning film, “Henry Fool”, and this time around, we…
