ANGEL HAS FALLEN

  Director and co-writer Ric Roman Waugh not only electrifies the already exhilarating “Fallen” franchise with ANGEL HAS FALLEN, almost doubling the amount of action

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AMERICAN BISTRO

  A “bistro” is defined as “a small restaurant, serving moderately priced simple meals in a modest setting with alcohol. Bistros are defined mostly by

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SKIN

  With every passing day we are reminded in some heinous fashion or other of the long-simmering violence and hatred stemming from racism and white

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THE LION KING

  It’s not often that I can get behind remakes, reboots, or reimaginations of superbly told stories and films. While there have been a few,

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OPHELIA

  To set the stage for discussion on OPHELIA, one must borrow from the Bard himself and ask “what light through yonder window breaks”, as

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WHERE WE DISAPPEAR

  Adapted for the screen by Arthur M. Jolly from his acclaimed stage play, A Gulag Mouse, first-time feature director Simon Fink adroitly translates from

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PAVAROTTI

  Leave it to Ron Howard to craft a portrait of Luciano Pavarotti that is as exquisitely told and emotionally beauteous as Pavarotti’s own voice.

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THE SOUVENIR

  With THE SOUVENIR, writer/director Joanna Hogg revisits her own past with this emotionally charged visual memoir through time, catapulting us into the emotional fray

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THE INTRUDER

  Deon Taylor has an uncanny knack for lulling one into a false sense of security when it comes to both his characters and his

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SCARY STORIES

  Filmmaker CODY MEIRICK, like so many, was weaned on the beloved horror stories of Alvin Schwartz, “Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark.” To

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