Love, Etc. Film Review
The documentary marks the directorial debut of Jill Andresevic who deserves high praise for earning the trust of her subjects to the point that they allowed her to capture their intimate, emotional exchanges on camera.
Arts Express: Good Boss, Bad Boss
Stephen Ryder returns to the show, to talk more about yet another surprising life occupation: bodyguard of the late Lou Schweitzer, who happened to be the founding father of this radio station - and perhaps neither a good or bad boss, but maybe a li
SUPER 8 – Super Lame
It lurches incoherently from one half-created world to the next and, in a vain attempt to justify calling itself a thriller, turns up the volume from deadly quiet to deafening which, as a storytelling technique, sucks.
Transformers: Dark of The Moon Film Review
The Apollo 11 astronauts were the first to find the wreckage, and they retrieved some futuristic technology during an untelevised portion of the lunar landing. The Russians, theoretically, reached the marooned spaceship, too, and subsequently seized
Life, Above All – A South African Story
This enthralling story is realistic and moving and is made all the more potent by its stark simplicity.
