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I saw OBIT last year at Tribeca and absolutely loved it. The film begins it's theatrical run on the 26th so here is my review from last year. OBIT is easily one of the best films playing at the T…
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I saw FINDING OSCAR last year at DOC NYC last year and was deeply moved. Since the film is opening Friday I'm rerunning my review from the festival Produced by Steven Spielberg and Frank Marshal…
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This portrait of the artist Maurizio Cattelan was one of my favorite films at Tribeca last year and one of the best films I saw in 2016. A glorious look at the man and his work that kind of turns the…
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I saw NATIONAL BIRD when it payed at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year. I liked the film but I had a problem with it, basically the film is really two films- the first half about the use of…
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This film blew me away when I saw it last year at DOC NYC. Now it's going to be available to everyone I'm reposting the review here: When David Weir was in Afghanistan with his wife he disco…
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This is a repost of a review which ran back in 2010. This is an awesome little thriller that you'll be able to see when the film plays the final weekend of this years New York Film Festival which…
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She is the sort of Joseon princess Kurt Vonnegut might have written about—and the Russian, Egyptian, Chinese, and Thai princesses too. She seems to be shifting in time and space, from era to era. How…
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Ariela saw this film at Tribeca when it was called GEEZER at a special screening that featured a post screening musical performance by Billie Joe Armstrong. Here is her report of that screening- minu…
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The New York Film festival is screening a new restoration of the film- however thats not the best reason to see it- the best reason to see it is it is a great film. The film ran last year as part of …
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Its billed as a story about a woman trying to regain her memory after car accident. It sounded like a great thriller, but I knew something was up when Mike Gingold of Fangoria magazine showed up. He …
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When I saw ONE MORE TIME last year at the Tribeca Film Festival it was called WHEN I LIVE MY LIFE OVER AGAIN which is the name of a song that Christopher Walken’s character is known for. The film was…
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Earlier this week I had a lovely email conversation with Ruth Platt who let me know that if you are in the UK you can see her film THE LESSON on the Icon Horror/FrightFest Presents on demand service…
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This is the story of a man, his restaurant(Jiro’s restruant is an expensive one with a meal starting at around 300 bucks for a meal which can last as little as 15 minutes. Of course if you want to go…
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THANK YOUR FOR PLAYING is the story of the making of a computer game that deals with the loss of a child from cancer. The film is a gut punch of the film that makes you feel what the parents are goin…
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I have been pushing this film for years. Largely lost in the US for the last 25 years the film spent the first 20 years of its existence not playing here. After a stint on the festival circuit it fel…