Movie Reviews

Gospel Hill DVD Review

Giancarlo Esposito makes a decent directorial debut with this multi-layered drama set in Julia, South Carolina, a mythical oasis of intolerance which has never been forced to own up to its ugly legacy of racism.

American Casino Movie Review: Home Invasion, Wall Street Style

Directed by Leslie Cockburn, American Casino focuses initially on the major stock market players in this massive deregulated home lending scheme, but assuming a neutral perspective where a more critical interrogation is called for.

Motherland Film Review

Debbi, Barbara and Kathy's young adult sons all died in automobile accidents, while Mary Helena's son and Lauren's brother, both black, were shot in the head.

Harlem in Montmartre (PBS-TV Review)

The period between World War I and World War II was marked by a cultural renaissance in Paris when a vibrant community of African-American musicians thrived in a section of the city called Montmartre.

Inglourious Basterds Film Review

Quentin Tarantino took over ten years to finish writing the script for Inglourious Basterds, and fans of his grisly brand of splatter fare will undoubtedly find the film well worth the wait.

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