Prairie Miller

Prairie Miller talks about The Homesman directed by Tommy Lee Jones, The Beat Beneath My Feet with Luke Perry, Poetry Corner and Revisiting Washington Irving.

Prairie Miller reviews Nightcrawler, in which a deceptively genteel and soft-spoken Jake Gyllenhaal manipulates and dominates his equally ruthless boss.

Seemingly a satire in some ways, of Keaton's ambivalent transformation into Tim Burton's Batman a quarter of a century ago, Birdman appears to be Keaton's venture into unprecedented extreme acting.

Marion Cotillard, who is no stranger to tackling complex characters and complicated women in movies, most notably as Edith Piaf in La Vie En Rose, plays Sandra in Two Days, One Night. An emotionally vulnerable blue collar worker in a plant determine

Rosamund Pike stopped by the NY Film Festival where Gone Girl premiered, to weigh in on assorted relevant topics, with Prairie Miller.

The groundbreaking shorts incorporate drama, nonfiction, animation and comedy, and feature cameos from Sarah Silverman, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph and others.

A number of the cast members of Inherent Vice dropped by the NY Film Festival for the movie's premiere, and to hold forth - except for an uncharacteristically inhibited Joaquin Phoenix - on an assortment of equally offbeat related topics. Touching

Movie Stars like to boast they can play just about anybody, if they put their mind to it. But for celeb and sex symbol Richard Gere, morphing into a dazed and confused homeless man literally wandering the streets of NYC proved more than daunting.

Not exactly a feminist western but powerfully evoking the lives of these scarred and thwarted women nevertheless, The Homesman follows the fate of three young wives.

Prairie reviews events at NY Film Festival, including a way beyond bratty homicidal child celeb exiting detox and his pyromaniac institutionalized sister.

Including Richard Gere starring as a homeless man in the dramatic feature Time Out Of Mind, that may not actually be so much about the homeless; a somewhat feminist Confederacy thriller that may be less about the US Civil War than say, Sam Peckinpah

Jeff Bridges eulogy for Robin Williams, plus James Scully reading at a Santa Cruz cafe, introduced by Adrienne Rich. Chris Butters reports.

A conversation with Super Size Me filmmaker Morgan Spurlock about his new television series. And related thoughts on greed, gluttony, Hitchcock, Creep Show, Lonesome Rhodes, participatory journalism, homelessness, couch surfing

Movie reviewer, Prairie Miller interviews Director Michael Rossato-Bennet about movies, music and meds.

Prairie Miller and Diane Keaton, star of the Rob Reiner dark comedic, late in life romance opposite Michael Douglas. Keaton also shares thoughts on her enduring screen image as Annie Hall.

Prairie Miller talks to Actor Mandy Patinkin about Wish I Was Here and Homeland. Also on the script, A Most Wanted Man, a German spy thriller.

Movie reviewer Prairie Miller interviews Actress, Mandy Moore about Building Better Lives.

Prairie Miller talks to Patricia Arquette about her starring role in a Richard Linklater dramatic feature, contrasting it with the formulaic fluff of Hollywood.

Movie reviewer Prairie Miller with Art Express shares her list of Female Friends And Foes - Female Bonding In Movies with NewsBlaze readers around the world.

A novelist, literary critic, essayist, and performer as well, Geoseffi is distinguished for collecting global writings for Women on War: International Writings from Antiquity to the Present.