Is it too good to be true?
There is a good film lying beneath Arie Posin’s interesting and well-acted film, The Face of Love, but it might be for another writer/director to unearth it. From the first cheesy opening scene on a ...
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Selling our souls in Men, Women and Children
With the possible exception of his last film, Labour Day, Jason Reitman has a solid track record as a Writer/Director that includes, Thank you for not Smoking, Juno, Up in the Air and Young Adult: al ...
An unsentimental tale of the seas
At 47, Director Kevin McDonald’s track record is pretty impressive: One Day in September kicked off the millennium for McDonald with an Academy Award in 2000, followed by the documentary re-enactment ...
An identity crisis in The Grandmaster
When a new Wong Kar-wai film comes out, the art house crowd takes notice. Kar-Wai is the auteur of the stylishly shot, beautifully made, internationally-accessible Chungking Express, Happy Together an ...