In brief; It's a good film. It may not be for everyone, but it's a slow burn, much more of a character piece than I was expecting, and very effectively creepy at times. If that sounds like something that could potentially be your cup of tea, go check it out.… Continue reading →
The last days of infamous Russian author Leo Tolstoy's life are told through the eyes of his new assistant Valentin. A limping story is buoyed by skilled actors and high production quality. Continue reading →
I'm no marketing mastermind, but I think I have a possible partial explanation for why The Switch wasn't able to do Pixar-level business on its first week in theaters. Have you seen those posters? It's possible that most people weren't exactly intrigued at… Continue reading →
Amongst my friends, I'm sometimes known as a prognosticator. If I see a tiny film that sends out a few ripples, or perhaps is unjustly ignored, and I can recognize a great deal of potential in the film's director, I like to "sell" that movie and filmmaker to… Continue reading →