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Ernest Hardy
Film
Barrymore: Christopher Plummer Plays the Hollywood Icon
Anyone even slightly versed in Hollywood lore knows that the scandals that make TMZ twitter are child’s play…
November 27, 2012
Film
Bill W: Meet the Founder of Alcoholics Anonymous
The idea that addiction (drugs, alcoholism) is a disease is still scoffed at in some quarters, but what…
September 11, 2012
Film
The Odd Life of Timothy Green: Jennifer Garner’s Mommy Dilemma
“Lots of people hate anything that’s different,” says Cindy Green (Jennifer Garner) to her Pinterest/vision-board child Timothy (CJ…
August 14, 2012
Film
The Perfect Family: Whatever Happened to Kathleen Turner?
There’s a vague echo of John Waters’ Serial Mom in director Anne Renton’s The Perfect Family. But where…
May 8, 2012
Film
Surviving Progress: Again, the Earth Is Going to Hell
Right from the start, this documentary lets viewers know there will be no easy answers to the questions…
April 17, 2012
Film
The Raid: Redemption: Nonstop Gore and Action From Indonesia
Lean, fast-moving, and filled with brutally beautiful (or beautifully brutal) game-changing fight sequences, Gareth Evans’ Indonesian martial-arts film…
March 27, 2012
Film
The Forgiveness of Blood: An American Indie Director’s Balkan Blood Feud
Director Joshua Marston demonstrated his ability to sustain almost unbearable dramatic tension in his debut feature film, Maria…
March 13, 2012
Film
Kinyarwanda: Dramatizing the Rwandan Genocide of the ’90s
One of the goals of writer/director Alrick Brown’s Kinyarwanda, set in the midst of the Rwandan genocide of…
November 29, 2011
Film
Everyday Sunshine: Remember the ’80s? Remember Fishbone?
“They should have been the band that went way beyond any of us who were influenced by them,”…
November 15, 2011
Film
Oranges and Sunshine: Emily Watson Discovers an Adoption Scandal
Based on the true story of the collusion between British and Australian governments to illegally ship tens of…
November 1, 2011
Film
Finding Joe: Celebrating Joseph Campbell
There’s much to savor in director Patrick Takaya Solomon’s documentary about the life—but mainly the work—of the late…
October 25, 2011
Film
Mozart’s Sister: Music History, Rewritten
In heavily outlining the tragedies and injustices that befell the musically gifted older sister of Wolfgang “Amadeus,” writer/director…
September 13, 2011
Film
The Big Uneasy: Hurricane Katrina Re-Examined, From the Levee Side of the Storm
Written and directed by New Orleans resident Harry Shearer, The Big Uneasy illustrates in detail what many folks…
July 5, 2011
Film
Queen to Play: Yes, an Exciting Film About Chess
After chambermaid Hélène (Sandrine Bonnaire) glimpses an American couple (Jennifer Beals and Dominic Gould) playing chess in the…
May 3, 2011
Film
Circo: A Moving Mexican Circus Documentary
“The circus is tough and beautiful,” says a talking head in Aaron Schock’s documentary on the small, struggling,…
April 19, 2011
Film
Lemmy: The Metal Icon in a Fawning Documentary
“Lemmy is the baddest motherfucker in the world,” exclaims Dave Grohl in this fawning new music doc. It’s…
February 1, 2011
Film
The Tempest: Helen Mirren Can’t Save This Shakespearean Muddle
In Julie Taymor’s hands, Shakespeare’s The Tempest becomes a listless feminist parable. The duchess Prospera (Helen Mirren) has…
December 14, 2010
Film
Behind the Burly Q: Nudies Before They Were Indie
Although now swathed in nostalgic longing/hipster appropriation, the art of burlesque was once a vibrant, multitiered cultural enterprise—escapist…
August 3, 2010
Film
Waking Sleeping Beauty: Behind the Scenes at Disney Animation
Last fall saw the documentary Walt & El Grupo, about Walt Disney and a team of his most…
August 3, 2010
Film
Women Without Men: Forbidden Love in 1950s Iran
Adapted from Shahrnoush Parsipour’s novel of the same name, Women Without Men opens with an act of suicide…
July 6, 2010
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