All posts tagged "italian"
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“Fosca” Season 2 TV Series Review
In the first season of “Fosca Innocenti” we followed the light mystery adventures of the eponymous Deputy Police...
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THE SHADOW OF THE DAY – St. Louis Jewish Film Festival Review
THE SHADOW OF THE DAY is a hauntingly beautiful tale of love and sacrifice in wartime, a story...
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“Vincenzo Malconico: Italian Lawyer ” – TV Series Review
I’ve reviewed a lot of European TV series when they start streaming on our side of the Atlantic...
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SEA BEYOND – TV Series Review
“The Sea Beyond” is an Italian TV drama, mostly set in a detention facility for teens who’ve run...
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“The Bride” (“La Sposa”) – TV Series Review
Italian TV gives us “The Bride” (“La Sposa”), a dramatic miniseries about a woman enduring many types of...
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“Makari” Season 2 – TV Series Review
“Makari” Season 2 brings three more cozy light crime dramedies from this Italian TV series. It’s named after...
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MAN FROM ROME – Review
If you’re craving a DA VINCI CODE sort of movie but don’t want to concentrate quite that hard,...
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“Monterossi” – TV series review
Italian TV gives us “Monterossi – The Series,” an unusual light-crime package. Lead character Carlo Monterossi (Fabrizio Bentivoglio)...
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“Petra” – TV Series Review
The title of “Petra” refers to the name of the lead character in this Italian procedural TV series,...
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HAND OF GOD – Review
Memory can be a powerful thing. The vivid autobiographical tale from Oscar-winning writer/director Paolo Sorrentino, THE HAND OF...
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HERE WE ARE – Review
The soundtrack to Charlie Chaplin’s THE KID opens the father-son tale HERE WE ARE, award-winning Israeli director Nir...
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THE WANNABE – The Review
It’s rare that I find myself questioning the judgement of Martin Scorsese, but after having seen THE WANNABE,...
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BLACK SOULS – The Review
Like many genre films, the category of mafia films is often branded with certain expectations. Granted, not all...
