All posts tagged "Art"
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“The Art of Crime” Season 6 – TV series review
This light crime series from France, “The Art of Crime,” provides the usual elements of TV mysteries with...
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FRIDA – Review
Frida Kahlo remains endlessly intriguing, in part because the Mexican artist’s colorful paintings remain striking, mysterious and even...
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LANDSCAPE WITH INVISIBLE HAND – Review
The “invisible hand of the marketplace” is a favorite term of laissez-faire globalized economics, but LANDSCAPE WITH INVISIBLE...
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THE ARTIST’S WIFE – SLIFF Review
THE ARTIST’S WIFE screens as part of this year’s St. Louis International Film Festival November 5th – 22nd....
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THE ARTIST’S WIFE – Review
Living in the shadow of a famous and talented spouse can be hard, particularly when one has to...
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NEVER LOOK AWAY – Review
Art and history meld in the Oscar-nominated NEVER LOOK AWAY, a German-language epic tale that begins in 1937...
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AT ETERNITY’S GATE – Review
Willem Dafoe gives an amazing performance as Vincent Van Gogh is Julian Schnabel impressionistic biopic AT ETERNITY’S GATE....
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AT ETERNITY’S GATE – Review
Willem Dafoe gives an amazing performance as Vincent Van Gogh is Julian Schnabel’s impressionistic biopic AT ETERNITY’S GATE....
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THE SQUARE – Review
Ruben Ostlund’s satire THE SQUARE was Cannes’ Palme D’Or winner this year but this ambitious film is a...
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LOVING VINCENT – Review
The strikingly beautiful animated film LOVING VINCENT is described as “the world’s first fully oil painted feature film.”...
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Tribeca 2012 Review: EDDIE – THE SLEEPWALKING CANNIBAL
EDDIE – THE SLEEPWALKING CANNIBAL is a fun little dark comedy that will surely find a nice audience...
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HEADHUNTERS – SLIFF Review
HEADHUNTERS was originally reviewed during Fantastic Fest 2011. In true Norwegian fashion, HEADHUNTERS is a taught thriller that...
