All posts tagged "Jewish"
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Cate Marquis | August 23, 2024
BETWEEN THE TEMPLES – Review
Jason Schwartzman plays a cantor who has lost his singing voice, his wife and maybe even hope, whose...
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Cate Marquis | May 17, 2024
BACK TO BLACK – Review
Talented singer/songwriter Amy Winehouse’s tragic life was already the subject of an Oscar-winning documentary, AMY in 2015, made...
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Jim Batts | November 2, 2022
ARMAGEDDON TIME – Review
Well, it’s been over two years now. I’m talking about the near-global pandemic “time-out”. So, do you recall...
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Cate Marquis | August 19, 2022
MY NAME IS SARA – Review
How many 13-year-olds have the self-discipline to pretend to be someone else for two years, without once revealing...
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Cate Marquis | July 29, 2022
HALLELUJAH: LEONARD COHEN, A JOURNEY, A SONG – Review
The new documentary HALLELUJAH: LEONARD COHEN, A JOURNEY, A SONG is a double biography of sorts, of beloved...
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Jim Batts | June 23, 2021
LANSKY – Review
This weekend sees the release of another addition in the movies’ complex relationship with criminals, in particular gangsters....
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Jim Batts | June 27, 2019
THE SPY BEHIND HOME PLATE – Review
Most fans of film (especially comedies) may recall this quick three or four-second gag (really, this flick is...
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Cate Marquis | May 3, 2019
ASK DR. RUTH – Review
Everyone knows Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the on-air sex therapist who speaks so frankly, but how much do you...
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Jim Batts | February 21, 2019
TO DUST- Review
While many “feel good” movies are exhaulted with ad lines exclaiming “a celebration of life”, this new “dramedy”...
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Jim Batts | February 15, 2019
THE INVISIBLES (2017) – Review
From the rich historical archives of WWII comes another true tale of struggle and survival, when Hitler and...
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Cate Marquis | August 17, 2018
THE CAKEMAKER – Review
Israeli writer/director Ophir Raul Graizer crafts a brilliant, moving drama that touches on identity, secrets, loneliness, sexuality and...
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Jim Batts | July 13, 2018
THREE IDENTICAL STRANGERS – Review
Okay, this is a tad unusual for the frothy, escapist entertainment of Summer. After just a week, it’s...
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Cate Marquis | May 11, 2018
DISOBEDIENCE – Review
In DISOBEDIENCE, Rachel Weisz stars as a woman who returns to her Orthodox Jewish community in London for...
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Cate Marquis | April 6, 2018
1945 – Review
Hungarian director Ferenc Torok’s haunting, visually striking black-and-white drama 1945 takes place in a small Hungarian village shortly...
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Jim Batts | June 11, 2015
THE FAREWELL PARTY – The Review
Just a couple of weeks ago, the film, I’LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS, explored and celebrated love...
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Jim Batts | May 14, 2015
FELIX AND MEIRA – The Review
This new French-Canadian drama explores the relationship between two people from vastly different backgrounds. The title couple are...
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Travis Keune | March 27, 2015
DELI MAN – The Review
DELI MAN is not a movie about food. On the surface, it appears to be a documentary about...