Labor Day Movie Review
So in effect, what might any of this have to do with a love story seemingly too offbeat for the choice of a more conventional holiday like say, Valentine's Day.
Demi-Soeur Film Review
Finding herself in desperate straits, the autistic orphan decides to search for Antoine Berard, the long-lost father she's never known. So, with her pet turtle Tootie in tow, Nenette sets out on foot for Angers, the town where he's rumored to run
Oscar Buzz Deferred
Perhaps the most noteworthy snub was that of Fruitvale Station which had won coveted awards at both the Sundance and Cannes Festivals. Or maybe it was that of The Butler, which was my favorite film of the year.
Arts Express: The BP Environmental Apocalypse At Slamdance
And the devastation and fightback of the mostly African American fishermen there all the way to crashing the London BP stockholders meeting, in Vanishing Pearls: The Oystermen of Pointe A La Hache.
Arts Express: Why Wong Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest
Prairie Miller has a conversation with actress Kristina Wong, about her solo stage performance delving into Asian American women in socio-economic psychological distress.
