Ten movies not to miss at Silverdocs
The fun of any festival is discovery — stumbling on a movie that, with no buzz, marketing or preconceptions behind it, winds up changing your life (or at least the way you see the world).
The fun of any festival is discovery — stumbling on a movie that, with no buzz, marketing or preconceptions behind it, winds up changing your life (or at least the way you see the world).
Recommended As Clint Eastwood movies go, Blood Work (2002) is decidedly minor.
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson keeps a close eye on science in the movies — he even got a change made to Titanic .
This week’s new DVD selections include two strong TV series.
In David Foster Wallace’s “Infinite Jest” and other novels, made-up movies are a big part of the fun.
Highly Recommended The Movie: British director Stuart Baird takes the helm of 1998’s U.S. Marshals , the sort of sequel to The Fugitive
Elena Very interesting Russian film, about an older woman married to a wealthy man. The director plays with the audience by making us sympathize with the characters that he finds the most repellent
