Examined through diverse lenses – human, artistic, religious
This immensely creative computer-animated feature film reaches deep to the power of imagination for children to cope with the...
World War I has just ended. Holt (Colin Farrell) has returned to his job at the circus after losing...
In a world where angry rants and violent outbursts seem to be proliferating as a means to deal with...
If you are firmly against abortion or even on the fence about it depending upon circumstances, you cannot see...
Set in small town America this film, written and directed by Kent Jones, deals with everydayness—an eternal awareness of...
Understanding the Colombian drug trafficking and its origins is a complicated and complex story, but one that is usually...
The release of Alita: Battle Angel, a cyperpunk action film based on the Japanese manga comic by Yukito Kishiro,...
Oscar-nominated for Best Picture, “Green Book” is a feel-good, road-trip, buddy movie. Or is it? Someone recently commented: “‘Green...
Malorie (Sandra Bullock), a pregnant artist, is shocked when her sister, Jessica (Sarah Paulson), comes home with news of...
The new “Mary Poppins Returns” is a soaring success, a rousing romp and a tremendous triumph! If I thought...
Full disclosure. Before I review “Bohemian Rhapsody,” you need to know that I have deep “Queen” roots. Engrained memories....
An elegantly-shot, black-and-white, English-subtitled Oscar contender is Alfonso Cuarón’s new film “Roma.” (Cuarón is known for “Children of Men,”...
