Defiance Film Review
In 2006, Black Book put a provocative new spin on the Holocaust genre by featuring Jews as resistance fighters rather than in the generally-depicted role of passive victims of genocide.
Che Guevara as Pop Art
An Italian publisher, Giangiacomo Feltrinelli got the rights to the Che Guevara photo in 1967, on a hunch that Guevara would die soon, and then produced a poster that sold 2,000,000 copies in a half year.
The Lodger Movie Review: Jack The Ripper Redux
Ondaatje's slick more than gritty new version, a transplant to the flashy when not murky LA underbelly, commands attention more for suspense than detail or character dissection.
Silent Light (Stellet Licht) Film Review
Johan (Cornelio Wall) is a devoutly-religious family man who lives close to the land with his wife, Esther (Miriam Toews), and their big brood of about a half-dozen children in a sparsely-populated desert region of Northern Mexico.
The Pervert’s Guide To Cinema Movie Review
Divided into three sections and going on for far too long at 150 minutes running time, The Pervert's Guide To Cinema impresses with a four star rating for the first third.
