Coming Attractions

Veteran director Wim Wenders has almost done it all. He was one of the shining lights of the German New Wave of the 1970s and has worked both in and out of Hollywood ever since. His legacy is almost as … Continue reading →

Destined to be one of the most talked about American indies of the year, PARIAH is the dramatic and intimate story of a teenage girl in Brooklyn who juggles conflicting identities and risks family and friendships in a search for … Continue reading →

In 1967, a young Swedish journalist named Ingrid Dahlberg travelled to New York City to interview “black power” revolutionary Stokely Carmicheal for Swedish television. That footage and other revelatory interviews with other militants including Angela Davis, Dr. Martin Luther King, … Continue reading →

Maybe the idea of hosting a sex orgy among best friends is not the smartest idea ever, but that is the rollicking premise of the raunchy comedy A GOOD OLD FASHIONED ORGY, which opens in theaters over the Labor Day Weekend holiday … Continue reading →

The premise of the new sports drama PLAYOFF, which makes its international premiere at the Montreal World Film Festival this week, is a dandy one…..filled with both historical drama and personal dilemma. American actor Danny Huston brings his trademark intensity … Continue reading →

A new film from indie auteur Gus Van Sant is always a point of interest. His latest, a heartfelt romantic drama titled RESTLESS, is certain to excite controversy and illuminate yet another tonality of one of indie cinema’s most prolific … Continue reading →

There is perhaps no incident as shameful or as woefully recognized in recent American history as the forcible determent of Japanese-Americans during World War II. While the government has issued an official mea culpa and a few dramas and documentaries … Continue reading →

A rock n roll film has to deliver on the music, and the new American indie THE PERFECT AGE OF ROCK N ROLL certainly does that. However, this dynamic drama does much more…..it serves as a kind of morality tale … Continue reading →

Dreamboat British actor Dominic Cooper (MAMMA MIA!, AN EDUCATION) steps up to leading man stature in THE DEVIL’S DOUBLE, a harrowing and unsettling portrait of the consequences of complete and corruptible power. The film tells the true and truly sickening … Continue reading →

July 24th, 2010 was not a particularly extraordinary day on Planet Earth. Yes, there was a full moon, the World Cup championship had just ended and many parts of the globe were gripped in an oppressive heat wave. But it … Continue reading →