DORFMAN
By: debbie lynn elias What a perfect film to open the 15th Annual Hollywood Film Festival! With DORFMAN, writer Wendy Kout and director Bradley Leong,
By: debbie lynn elias What a perfect film to open the 15th Annual Hollywood Film Festival! With DORFMAN, writer Wendy Kout and director Bradley Leong,
By: debbie lynn elias LANGUAGE OF A BROKEN HEART. The title alone is enough to spark curiosity and instill a sense of camaraderie among movie
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By: debbie lynn elias Emilio Estevez is not only a consummate storyteller, but an effectively collaborative filmmaker. He finds stories and inspiration at every turn
By: debbie lynn elias You see the trailers. You look at the posters. You think, “I’ve seen this all before.” Hillbillies, deep in the woods,
By: debbie lynn elias My admiration and respect for writer/director Rod Lurie runs deep. With a Lurie project, I am always guaranteed an intelligently written,
By: debbie lynn elias The Oscar race heats up this week as DRIVE races into theaters across the country. With a stunning turn by Ryan
By: debbie lynn elias A “patron saint” is defined as “a saint who is considered to be a defender of some group or nation” or
By: debbie lynn elias Come on! Admit it! The title alone – A GOOD OLD FASHIONED ORGY – has piqued your curiosity and interest more
By: debbie lynn elias In August of 2008, the eyes and television cameras of the world were all turned on an event of international importance.
By: debbie lynn elias “We want to be friends. They don’t want you, but WE do.” And so the tone is set for DON’T BE
