Prairie Miller

Simultaneous parody and homage, the 50s sci-fi spoof Alien Trespass sets a consistently amusing tone somewhere between sentimentality and satire, though with less emphasis on the latter.

First, a disclaimer. The unfortunate title of this movie, when it comes to writing a review about it, is in no way objective, as movie criticism never is.

When way too curious Coraline discovers a door in a wall, she makes her way through the crawlspace to what appears to be the same home, only now her new and improved mother (Teri Hatcher again) seems to exist solely to satisfy her every whim.

Holding together a thin narrative with sheer force of personality is Frank Langella, as shrewdly artful a dodger here as he was doing Nixon in that award winning turn.

This unique presentation will focus on the work by the influential African-American filmmaker, Oscar Micheaux. Newly discovered prints and materials will be shown and discussed for the the first time...