ROBOT & FRANK
By: debbie lynn elias When the 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival line-up was released, one film in particular jumped out at me – ROBOT &
By: debbie lynn elias When the 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival line-up was released, one film in particular jumped out at me – ROBOT &
By: debbie lynn elias From the opening titles and up through the closing credits, and with everything in between, never once would one, nor did
By: debbie lynn elias A follow-up by Julie Delpy to her 2007 film, 2 Days in Paris, 2 DAYS IN NEW YORK is a slice
By: debbie lynn elias Sweeping one up in the magic and awe of hope, imagination and miracles, powerfully filling the heart, THE ODD LIFE OF
By: debbie lynn elias For a no brainer of a raunchy and rowdy good time any time of the day or night, Beerfest is always
By: debbie lynn elias For devotees young and old alike of Jeff Kinney’s best-selling WIMPY KID book series and subsequent film franchise, the wait for
By: debbie lynn elias Not quite for the kid set, but definitely a documentary to be appreciated by internet-savvy teens and adults is CRAIGSLIST JOE.
By: debbie lynn elias Magic is the operative word with Fox Searchlight’s RUBY SPARKS. Written by the singularly unique voice of actress-screenwriter Zoe Kazan, and
By: debbie lynn elias “Shame” which garnered an NC-17 rating. This year, it’s Matthew McConaughey in William Friedkin’s KILLER JOE, which the MPAA also saw
By: debbie lynn elias Easily claiming a spot on my list of “Must See Festival Films” at the 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival last month
By: debbie lynn elias Based on the internationally acclaimed novel by of the same name by Jens Lapidus, EASY MONEY (Snabba Cash) was already wildly
By: debbie lynn elias When you toss out the name Neil Young, my interest is peaked. Toss out the name of Jonathan Demme, and you’ve
