Reviews film

A film must have strong characters to be remembered. I will remember 'The Waiting' for a long time, not only because of its characters, but because of how well they were used to explore human depravity,

Bernard McMahon and Allison McGourtey's loving tribute to American musical history doubles as an entertaining concert film.

The unjust and overarching, regulatory Trap Laws which restrict women's access to affordable healthcare are no laws at all.

Orange Sunshine was an extraordinary substance made with love to spread life and truth.

In the twilight zone between childhood and puberty, nothing and everything matters and what is surreal is the greatest reality of all.

New York City is constantly changing and not necessarily for the better if one reviews the story of Death By Audio.

At this year’s South by Southwest film festival Seth Rogen debuted, as a work-in-progress, his new animated feature 'Sausage Party.' It is the first foray into the “R-rated world” for an animated feature. If you have no problems with watching food have sex, it’s really funny.

Will the real Gary Numan please step forward.

Actor Miles Teller nails both performances without missing a beat: bad boy Sutter who courts redemption in 'The Spectacular Now,' and the remoteness of the genius in 'Whiplash.'

Keith Maitland's powerful documentary takes a unique approach in telling the tale of the horrific events that occurred at the University of Texas, Austin, in August 1966.