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Moscow Never Sleeps (2016) Harlem International Film Festival 2017

— Johnny O'Reilly's MOSCOW NEVER SLEEPS is a love letter to the city and it's people. A film with five plot threads running through it the film is a gorgeous, beautifully acted love song. B…
Moscow Never Sleeps (2016) Harlem International Film Festival 2017

One Percent More Humid (2017) Tribeca 2017

— The title refers to a line said by one of the characters which goes "If it was one percent more humid we'd all drown" I kind of understand from her point of view what that means in cont…
One Percent More Humid (2017) Tribeca 2017

In brief:Dunning Man (2017) Harlem Film Festival 2017

— The Dunning Man is a the story of young man who flees New York for Atlantic City. In financial trouble in the Big Apple he retreats to the properties he owns in the Garden State. But fate has him cra…
In brief:Dunning Man (2017) Harlem Film Festival 2017

Steve's brief word on The Dinner (2017) Tribeca 2017

— I have a lot of issues with THE DINNER. The film is about the dinner between two estranged brothers one a college professor (Steve Coogan) and the other Senator (Richard Gere) at a delicate point in …
Steve's brief word on The Dinner (2017) Tribeca 2017

Mr Long (2017) Tribeca 2017

— Sabu's MR LONG is a film that only he could have made. A rambling, philosophical gangster/cooking film it goes off in unexpected directions and returns with unexpected delights. The film concerns…
Mr Long (2017) Tribeca 2017

Nobody's Watching (2017) Tribeca 2017 (spoilers)

— The reason nobody is watching is the audience has fallen asleep. An hour into the film, after fighting desperately to stay a wake, I stepped out of the theater to try and wake myself up. It didn'…
Nobody's Watching (2017) Tribeca 2017 (spoilers)

Steve looks at ICE MOTHER (2017) Tribeca 2017

— Off beat by American film standards, ICE MOTHER is a really good change of pace about a grandmother whose life is in a bit of turmoil but who finds hope after rescuing a man who was swimming in frigi…
Steve looks at ICE MOTHER (2017) Tribeca 2017

Dabka (2017) Tribeca 2017

— Fact based film concerns Jay Bahadur who is wannabe writer who takes the advice of one of his favorite journalists (Al Pacino) to go somewhere no one else would go to and flies off to Somalia in orde…
Dabka (2017) Tribeca 2017

Ariela discusses whether you should have PERMISSION (2017) Tribeca 2017

— Anna and Will have been together for years. They are madly in love and Will is thinking of proposing. They have both never been with anyone else. At Anna's birthday party, her brother's boyf…
Ariela discusses whether you should have PERMISSION (2017) Tribeca 2017

Ariela says KEEP THE CHANGE (2017) Tribeca 2017

— Keep the Change is a different movie than one I'm used to. The film centers around a group of people with autism (played by non professional actors who have autism). The films main stars are Davi…
Ariela says KEEP THE CHANGE (2017) Tribeca 2017

Dog Years (2017) Tribeca 2017

— I was sick the day DOG YEARS was shown during the pre-Tribeca press screenings. Immediately afterward and in the days that followed I was told about how the film laid out the press corps and how many…
Dog Years (2017) Tribeca 2017

SIDE A SIDE B (2017) New York Indian Film Festival 2017

— Sudhish Kamath's SIDE A SIDE B is something special. A kind of mix tape romance it's a film that shouldn't work as well as it does but instead it pulls it all together to be something dee…
SIDE A SIDE B (2017) New York Indian Film Festival 2017

The Wedding Plan (2017) Tribeca 2017

— Don’t go into The Wedding Plan thinking it is a conventional romantic comedy. Yes there is romance. Ys there is comedy. But the way the film twists and turns, and the weight of the story make the fil…
The Wedding Plan (2017) Tribeca 2017

Natasha (2015)

— 16 year old mark is growing up in a Russian expat community in Toronto. He goes along as any teenager would. When his uncle enters an arranged marriage with a woman from Moscow she bring her 14 year …
Natasha (2015)

Ariela on Aardvark (2017) Tribeca 2017

— I was really hoping to like Aardvark as I really like Jenny Slate and the film sounded like one I would be interested in, however I was disappointed. The film is about three people; Jenny Slate (Emil…
Ariela on Aardvark (2017) Tribeca 2017

Ariela's serves The Dinner (2017) Tribeca 2017

— The Dinner is the story of a congressman who's running for governor (played by Richard Gere) who invites his brother (Steve Coogan), who has a history of mental illness, to dinner, along with bot…
Ariela's serves  The Dinner (2017) Tribeca 2017

The Last Poker Game (2017) Tribeca 2017

— Martin Landau stars with Paul Sorvino and Maria Dizzia in a charming eyes opened look at the perils and joys of growing old. Landau plays Dr Mandelbaum, a retired heart surgeon. When his wife's A…
The Last Poker Game (2017) Tribeca 2017

Newton (2017) Tribeca 2017

— Newton is a film that America kinds of needs now. Never mind that the film comes from India, the tale about the importance of voting and doing the right thing is the sort of thing that will give you …
Newton (2017) Tribeca 2017

November (2017) Tribeca 2017

— After the first press screening for Tribeca my friends who attended it described it as both the best film at the festival and the worst- at the same time. Having seen the film myself I completely un…
November (2017) Tribeca 2017

Ariela's brief take on ICE MOTHER (2017) which is one of her favorites at Tribeca 2017

— Ice Mother is the story of Hana who lives alone and has weekly visits from her two sons and their families. Hana still helps a lot by doing a lot for them. One day Hana is watching her grandson, Iva…
Ariela's brief take on ICE MOTHER (2017) which is one of her favorites at Tribeca 2017

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