The Academy Awards are just around the corner. Fortunately for me, I have a connection that has clued me in to the winners. I’m passing the favor along to you.
Co-directed by a Palestinian and an Israeli, this documentary is extremely powerful, is sure to cause lots of heated discussions and is deserving of its Oscar nomination.
International spy intrigue and non-stop action propel this thriller to the front of the line for those who enjoy this type of film.
This year’s nominees for Short Film (Documentary) aren’t a laugh-riot, but they’re awfully good viewing.
This year’s Oscar nominated short films (Animated) run the gamut from great to so-so. "Head Over Heels" and "The Simpsons" steal the show.
The nominees for Best Short Film (Live Action) are the best group I have seen in years. Not a mediocre one in the bunch.
"The Sopranos" creator David Chase hits the big screen. It’s in New Jersey and James Gandolfini is the patriarch, but that’s where the similarities end in this love letter to rock and roll.
It’s Christmas time and that can only mean one thing: another cloying, manipulative family film for the holidays.
Michael Haneke’s latest falls a tad short of "The White Ribbon", but that only means it is far better than most everything else you have seen this year.
Dink hits the big screen. Doesn’t mean much to you? That’s because you don’t know the real guy.
