A Complete Unknown – Just About a Complete Homerun

One approaches any film about Bob Dylan with trepidation. Can any film adequately capture the scope of one of the most influential yet seemingly unknowable musicians of ... Continue Reading →

Review: A masterclass in Christmas cheer, Oy! To The World ~ Christmas with a Twist! showcases holiday hits

   The merry holiday musical, ‘Oy! To The World ~ Christmas with a Twist!’ is stuffed with wonderful stories behind the greatest Christmas songs of all time. Now ... Continue Reading →

Carry-On: A Christmas Thriller

Be certain that this is not the long awaited documentary by Robert Zemeckis about Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, although the title of this film might put you in mind ... Continue Reading →

PALM SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL FILM AWARDS TO HONOR DENIS VILLENEUVE WITH THE VISIONARY AWARD

The Palm Springs International Film Awards has announced that Denis Villeneuve will receive the Visionary Award for Dune: Part Two. The Film Awards will take place on January ... Continue Reading →

WNDR Boston – Opening Doors for Folks With Trepidation About Museums and Galleries

Technology has always pushed art forward. The innovation of getting paints into a metal tube is a great example; previously paints had to be mixed in the studio which limited ... Continue Reading →

The Six Triple Eight – Another Excellent Slice of History

Back in the day before algorithms seemed to drive most everything, films available were often listed alphabetically. Astute number crunchers noticed that titles which ... Continue Reading →

George Harrison – Living in The Material World: 50th Anniversary Edition

The purported Quiet Beatle had a lot to say about life and times after The Beatles Could it be half a century ago when this album landed on my turntable and did not leave ... Continue Reading →

Emilia Pérez – Impressive Ambition Can’t Overcome The Final Result

Credit Netflix for venturing into areas of film distribution where traditional studios fear to tread. Most of the major studios seem reliant on swinging for the fences ... Continue Reading →