DEAD MAN’S BURDEN (LAFF Review)
By: debbie lynn elias With a nod to Sergio Leone and Clint Eastwood, My #1 Must See Festival Film at the Los Angeles Film Festival
By: debbie lynn elias With a nod to Sergio Leone and Clint Eastwood, My #1 Must See Festival Film at the Los Angeles Film Festival
By: debbie lynn elias Now in its 18th year, and bigger and better than ever, LOS ANGELES FILM FESTIVAL 2012 is a guaranteed winner. Returning
By: debbie lynn elias A real privilege for me is featuring OC87: THE OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE, MAJOR DEPRESSION, BIPOLAR, ASPERGER’S MOVIE. A documentary written and co-directed
By: debbie lynn elias Thanks to a shared vision of director Colin Trevorrow and screenwriter Derek Connolly, and stand out performances of a small ensemble
By: debbie lynn elias With the first frame of THIS IS OURS, one is swept up in the beauty and elegance of Jonathan Houser’s cinematography
By: debbie lynn elias One of my favorite films at the 15th annual Dances With Films Film Festival at the Chinese 6 in Hollywood this
By: debbie lynn elias Stealing my heart at the 15th annual Dances With Films Film Festival is the short film, LIFE LESSONS. Written and
By: debbie lynn elias I don’t know about you, but when I think back on my high school days, I don’t recall them being anything
By: debbie lynn elias When I spoke with Bailee Madison last year during the press tour for Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, she had
By: debbie lynn elias It has long been said, the third time’s a charm. Sadly, that phrase doesn’t too often apply to movie franchises. By
By: debbie lynn elias Already nominated for 9 Cezar Awards, France’s equivalent of the Oscars, THE INTOUCHABLES is, in a word, stupendous. The first real
By: debbie lynn elias There may be no crying in baseball but there certainly is praying – a lot of it – especially when it
