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If you've spent much time in New York it's not unlikely that you've come across New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham. He's hard to miss,…
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If you've spent much time in New York it's not unlikely that you've come across New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham. He's hard to miss,…
Zero Bridge, the debut film by Tariq Tapa is a small, small film that punches significantly above its weight class in terms of emotional wallop.…
If you love them mobster movies featuring up-and-coming wise guys in the 70s- then have I got a film for you. It's like a…
Hanna has some beautifully shot moments, but at the end of the day it's hard to recommend an action adventure road movie where the predominant…
There's a point where a movie can be just a little too indy and a little too cute for it's own good. Happythankyoumoreplease skates right…
Not to be cliche about it, but this ain't your (great great grand)mother's Jane Eyre. Hipster director du jour Cary Fukunaga took this classic tale…
To paraphrase a popular T-shirt, there are 11 types of people in the world: - Those who are confident in the belief that they who…
I brought earplugs to this screening, just in case, because Montreal wunderkind Xavier Dolan's first film, I Killed My Mother, was an absolute screechfest. Dolan,…
I really, really, REALLY wanted to like Red Riding Hood. Sure, I knew it'd be more Gothic romance than gore, but hey! It's got pretty…
Send me an AARP application, pass the Metamucil™ and buy me a Clapper® now. I'm losing patience for the kids and their ways today. Portland-set…