Movie Review: 2000 Meters to Andriivka
Mstyslav Chernov is making sure we don’t forget. His devastating incredible 20 Days in Mariupol showed us how a war starts, and how a city …
Documentary
Movie Review: The Perfect Neighbor
Netflix feeds true crime to their subscribers like a mother feeding baby birds. There’s a new show a week, most of the time stretching one …
Movie Review: DEVO
Chris Smith has become the Ron Howard of documentary filmmaking. He’s always picking subjects that bring something interesting to the table, that also have enough …
Movie Review: Sly Lives! (aka The Burden of Black Genius)
I love Questlove’s mission. The amazing musician is also at this point a brilliant moviemaker, intent on showing us parts of music history he thinks …
Movie Review: Apocalypse in the Tropics
Maybe that Karl Marx had some good ideas? Religion and Politics, when mixed, prove to be a potent, but VERY dangerous partnership, causing all sorts …
Movie Review: Deaf President Now!
As the forces of power make decisions that affect your day to day living, sometimes you can feel pretty helpless. Protesting can be an option, …
Movie Review: Becoming Led Zeppelin
We’re getting to a point where most of the great 1960s and 1970s rock and rollers are done touring and enjoying quiet lives at home. …
Movie Review: Sugarcane
I have family members and friends who have known someone who had survived the Holocaust and concentration camps. I’d ask my younger friends if they …
Movie Review: Martha
Influencer culture has taken hold of the United States in 2024. Many people point to maybe the Kardashians, perhaps Paris Hilton, for where patient zero …
Movie Review: The Last of the Sea Women
The only celebrity anywhere near The Last of the Sea Women is Malala Yousafzai, who is a producer. That means we don’t have self-centered productions …