All articles by David Kempler

Director Tony Kaye attempts to show the issue of abortion from every possible angle. He succeeds but that doesn’t make it compelling cinema.

Jamie Foxx leads semi-rogue FBI agents in a terrorist hunting expedition.

Jason Kohn, in his directorial debut, shows us frogs eating frogs, politicians stealing millions and an odd assortment of other folks.

High school stutterer desires annoying debater and is spat upon for his trouble. Unfortunately the audience catches some of the spittle.

A young boy in England of 1983 loses his father to war and ultimately finds himself, despite his mindless, violent surroundings.

Debut filmmaker Charles Ferguson lays out recent history in a cold hard discussion that chills our very souls.

An antiques dealer, who seemingly has most of everything, lacks friendship and is determined to find a friend for all the wrong reasons.

D. H. Lawrence’s epic of forbidden lust pops up again, unremarkably.

When a hit man starts losing his battle with the bottle his boss sends him to rehab, with unanticipated results.

Kevin Costner goes against character and strolls out on a limb as a deranged serial killer, and the whole tree crashes to the ground.