The Dutch drama Winter In Wartime is a gripping story that depicts a challenging time during World War II when the Germans occupied Holland. Extremely well acted, brilliant cinematography and a suspenseful storyline make this film a must see. The compelling film is based on a semi-autobiographical novel by Dutch author JAN TERLOUW who experienced five years under German occupation.
Based on the acclaimed bestseller by Sara Gruen, WATER FOR ELEPHANTS congers up a love triangle between three compelling characters in the unique setting of a 1931 traveling circus. Jacob, a suddenly orphaned Veterinary school student, hits the road to find his place in the world and winds up falling in love with Marlena, the star performer and wife of charismatic circus owner August.
[jwplayer mediaid=”7670″] Director Francis Lawrence (Constantine, I Am Legend) makes a huge genre shift with this adaptation of Sara Gruen’s best-seller. Richard LaGravenese handled the
THE CONSPIRATOR, directed by film legend Robert Redford, brought audiences to their feet this weekend as the movie debuted at more than 700 theaters across thecountry. Filmgoers gave standing ovations at sold-out shows following a similar reaction at the movie’s Ford’s Theatre premiere last week, which included members of the United States Supreme Court, Congress, and the Presidential Cabinet.
Emotional and moving the true story of Bethany Hamilton called Soul Surfer makes its way into movie theaters across the nation. Without a doubt the best film about recovery from a tragedy I’ve seen in decade. If there is one film you see this year, make it be Soul Surfer, you will be truly inspired.
Just like the title Win Win, this little indie gives a heartfelt prize. A nicely acted drama that tugs at the heartstrings, the film has a lot to offer in the way of entertainment and life lessons. If you are a fan of films that work because they are a slice of life, then this is your reward.
On April 8, 2011 the film Soul Surfer, Bethany Hamilton’s true story gets released in movie theaters around the county. I had the wonderful opportunity to interview Bethany recently in Tampa, Florida.
Captivating and as the British would say utterly romantic, the movie version of the Charlotte Bronte novel Jayne Eyre moves into theaters this weekend. I enjoyed the acting, the amazing landscapes and period costumes.
Bringing to light a heinous crime, Poetry does a good job of making a case against bullying. The acting, directing and cinematography all connect in this South Korean tale that is heartbreaking and revealing. Acting saves the lengthy wondering film.
The film’s running time does the movie an injustice with the long detailed and slow roll out of the script. Taking endless time with holy chants, prayer and repetitive character development, Of Gods and Men looses it’s meaning and reason for showing the story on the big screen.