ART – LANDSCAPE IN THE MIST
LANDSCAPE IN THE MIST
ART FILM OF THE WEEK
Winning the Venice Film Festival’s Silver Lion in 1988, Greek director Theo Angelopoulos set his poetic lamentation on the road to nowhere ... Continue Reading →
NIL ADMIRARINIL ADMIRARI
NIL ADMIRARI
A SPECIAL INVESTIGATION INTO AWARDS SEASON
There should be no doubt in the mind of any citizen with even the most rudimentary knowledge of the entertainment industry that ... Continue Reading →
REALLY, WE’RE ALL MESSED-UP
REALLY, WE’RE ALL MESSED-UP
AN INTERVIEW WITH WRITER-DIRECTOR CRAIG BREWER
He calls it the Black Snake Moan. Anyone who’s seen the trailer for Craig Brewer’s new film ... Continue Reading →
BORN TO BE MILD
BORN TO BE MILD
WILD HOGS(1/2 out of 4 stars)
DIRECTED BY WALT BECKERSTARRING: TIM ALLEN, MARTIN LAWRENCE, WILLIAM H. MACY, JOHN TRAVOLTA, MARISA TOMEI, RAY LIOTTA
99 MINUTES, RATED ... Continue Reading →
INTERVIEW: TAKE A LITTLE TRIP
TAKE A LITTLE TRIP
THE CAST OF THE ASTRONAUT FARMER
Easily the first must-see film of 2007, The Astronaut Farmer is the cheerfully nutty story of an ordinary man, Charles Farmer ... Continue Reading →
STOP YER CRYIN’
STOP YER CRYIN’
TEARS OF THE BLACK TIGER(3 out of 4 stars)
DIRECTED BY WISIT SANSANATIENGSTARRING: CHARTCHAI NGAMSAN, STELLA MALUCHI, SUPAKORN KITSUWON, SOMBATI MEDHANEE113 MINUTES, ... Continue Reading →
ART FILM – SALÒ
PIER PAOLO PASOLINI’S SALÒ
ART FILM OF THE WEEK
Italian, Catholic, Communist, and homosexual, the infamous Pier Paolo Pasolini wrote his own eulogy with this hard-hitting ... Continue Reading →
OSCAR PAYS HIS DUES
OSCAR PAYS HIS DUES
One of the most surprising Oscar seasons in recent memory ended Sunday night with a tribute to lifers — to Hollywood heavyweights who were finally celebrated ... Continue Reading →
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