All posts tagged "Documentary"
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Fantastic Fest 2014: KUNG FU ELLIOT – The Review
KUNG FU ELLIOT is not what it first sets out to become. In fact, by the end, you’ll...
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VIDEO GAMES: THE MOVIE – The Review
It’s another one of those full disclosure moments for me as a reviewer. I am not a hardcore...
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LIFE ITSELF – The Review
The 2014 march of outstanding documentaries about artists continues on with the best of the impressive group of...
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BOUND BY FLESH – The Review
Where once it was the centerpiece of mainstream entertainment in the Midwest, nowadays the circus sideshow is gradually...
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WHITEY: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. JAMES J. BULGER – The Review
It’s been quite a while since we’ve had a decent real-life career criminal to ogle over in the...
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FINDING VIVIAN MAIER – The Review
It’s documentary time again, film fans! Now stop that groaning this instant! As you are well aware (if...
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THE TSUNAMI AND THE CHERRY BLOSSOM – The Review
Three short years ago, a devastating earthquake shook Japan and a massive tsunami followed, wiping out all signs...
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DINOTASIA – The Blu Review
The Movie – The dinosaur has been a fascination with myself, like with so many both young and...
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THE AMBASSADOR – The Blu Review
The Movie – Watch any number of political thrillers or espionage films and you’ve undoubtedly seen more than...
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THE OTHER DREAM TEAM – The Review
Could there be a new trend in the field of feature-length documentaries? After last year’s Oscar winner UNDEFEATED...
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THE FINAL MEMBER – Fantastic Fest Review
We’ve all been there, regardless of which side we’re on, hearing complaints of men being obsessed with their,...
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THE AMERICAN SCREAM – Fantastic Fest Review
home haunter: one who transforms the place where one lives with the intent to invoke fear upon visitors...
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SEARCHING FOR SUGARMAN – The Review
Want to experience a documentary that will truly lift your spirits? Seems that real crime and corruption dominate...
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AS GOES JANESVILLE – The Review
You might recall the major conflict in Wisconsin last year over governor Scott Walker’s attack on the collective...
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SAMSARA ( 2011 ) – The Review
In the Golden Age of Hollywood, one of the bonuses of theatre-going was the little jewels called short...
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SURVIVING PROGRESS – The Review
SURVIVNG PROGRESS is a new documentary based on the book ” A Short History of progress” by Ronald Wright...
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Tribeca 2012 Review: DON’T STOP BELIEVIN: EVERYMAN’S JOURNEY
With a title like DON’T STOP BELIEVIN: EVERYMAN’S JOURNEY, one might expect a fairly cheesy music documentary that...
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Tribeca 2012 Review: SIDE BY SIDE
SIDE BY SIDE is a highly informative and thoroughly entertaining documentary covering the very timely topic of digital...
