Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Candice Bergen, and Mary Steenburgen are back for more fun, though this time it all feels forced.
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Anthem Film Review: Funny Vampyres, Aliens, and Dealers
Spooky, scary, and bad can also be funny as three short films demonstrated recently at the Anthem Film Festival.
Read More »Anthem Film Review: ‘The Exiles’ – Steven Soderbergh Production Wins Best Documentary
'The Exiles' provides an amazing look into the lives of young Chinese who escaped China after the Tiananmen Square massacre.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘The Man from Toronto’ Starring Kevin Hart
'The Man from Toronto' is a plot-heavy action buddy comedy intended for fans of its stars, Kevin Hart and Woody Harrelson.
Read More »Film Review: ‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ – A Rollicking and Fitting Series Ending
'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' is a rollicking and fitting series ending for one of cinema's greatest characters.
Read More »Tribeca Film Festival Review: ‘Afire,’ a Superb Film
When Leon and Felix go to the beach house on the Baltic sea to work and swim, their plans are interrupted by Nadja, who unsettles Leon and turns his world upside down.
Read More »Tribeca Film Festival Review: In ‘Maggie Moore(s),’ Evil Lurks in a Small Town
'Maggie Moore(s)' is a multi-genre expose of the banality of evil represented by a quirky, hackneyed, criminal cast of characters in small-town America and the kindly, balanced Chief of Police who holds them accountable.
Read More »Tribeca Film Festival Review: ‘Eric LaRue,’ Starring Judy Greer, Alexander Skarsgård
'Eric LaRue' is about a family struggling to cope with their teenage son Eric's murder of three classmates and the community's blaming them.
Read More »Tribeca Film Festival Review: ‘The Miracle Club,’ Starring Maggie Smith, Laura Linney, Kathy Bates
'The Miracle Club' is about the misery of hypocritical Catholic values that caused estrangement between a mother and daughter and the eventual reconciliation when the daughter returns forty years later after her mother's death.
Read More »Tribeca Film Festival Review: ‘Cold Copy’
In 'Cold Copy,' Mia discovers whether she can live up to her journalistic dreams when confronting the flinty icon of cable news, Diane Heger.
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