Movie Reviews

“Dopesick,” the incredible eight part docudrama series, comes from the incisive mind of Danny Strong based on Beth Macy’s excellent

  In an act of mercy, no mention shall be made of the creative team behind this ill conceived poorly

Trisha Ziff, no stranger to the art world, should gain more fame with the release of her outstanding documentary on

Tim Blake Nelson, always the bridesmaid never the bride. Well put that to rest because “Old Henry” gives him the

The first thing I did after watching Michael Caplan’s exceptional documentary on writer Nelson Algren was run upstairs to my

The objectives of Thor Klein, writer and director of “Adventures of a Mathematician,” were very well-intentioned, but good intentions, while

Opening on Santayana’s famous quote: “Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it,” director Peter Bebjak

As far as my husband and I are concerned, dance is the ultimate art form. It combines music, art, and

It’s not often that someone can take what should be a compelling story and credible actors and flatten it to

“The Most Beautiful Boy in the World” chronicles the early life of Björn Andrésen who had a pivotal role in

“Best Sellers,” is the features directing debut of Lina Roessler working from the first produced feature script by Anthon Grieco.

“Fauci,” the new documentary directed by John Hoffman and Janet Tobias, both past Emmy winners, is not so much a

Scott Coffey, director of “It Takes Three,” began as an actor having bit roles in two John Hughes movies including

“Black Magic Live” is a peek into the only all Black male revue in Las Vegas. Tracing its origins from