Movie Reviews

  “Devil’s Knot” is a misguided attempt to tell the story of the West Memphis Three, something that was told

“Belle” is a beautifully filmed and exquisitely acted film that weaves a tapestry of convenient history around the presence of

“Dancing in Jaffa,” is the story of Pierre Dulaine’s return to the city of his birth with a project he

“Generation War,” originally made as a mini-series for German television, has been reformatted into two parts for theatrical release. Grand

“Need for Speed,” the latest popcorn release based on a video game, is not the worst movie I’ve ever seen…

“The Face of Love” is a melancholy ode to loss and redemption written by Arie Posen and Matthew McDuffie and

“Non-Stop” starring Liam Neeson is the latest action thriller to be produced by Joel Silver and directed by Jaume Collet-Serra

Ila has spent countless hours with cookbooks all to win back her husband’s distant heart. Lunch is an artform in

“Child’s Pose,” Romania’s submission for the foreign language Oscar, is an enigmatic film both from the standpoint of the meaning

Photo-journalist Shaul Schwarz spent many years in Mexico tracking and reporting the violence in Juarez. “Narco Cultura,” his first film,

“Expecting,” Jessie McCormack’s earnest debut is an attempt at a slice of life character study documenting the complexity Lizzie and

“Black Nativity,” loosely based on a play by Langston Hughes, is brought beautifully to life by writer/director Kasi Lemmons, a

“Aftermath,” a small award-winning Polish film written and directed by Wladyslaw Pasikowski opens old wounds and tackles everlasting questions of

Israel and its right to existence has always been a hot topic. A new documentary based on the memoirs of

“The Broken Circle Breakdown” is a thoughtful dissection of a love affair destroyed by external influences beyond the control of

The pitch for “Last Vegas” is evident shortly after the beginning, although truth be told, I was late to the