Interview: Don McGlynn Talks Rejoice and Shout
Some subjects are so big, and span so many decades, that it seems a fool’s mission to tackle them in anything less than the mini-series format. With “Rejoice and Shout”,…
Forks Over Knives Movie Review 2
Title: Forks Over Knives Director: Lee Fulkerson Cast: Neal Barnard, Caldwell Esselstyn Jr., Matthew Lederman ‘Forks Over Knives’, from director Lee Fulkerson, fashions itself a hip, savvy treatise on vegetarianism,…
Sex Crimes Unit Movie Review - Los Angeles Film Festival
Title: Sex Crimes Unit Director: Lisa F. Jackson A recent premiere at the 2011 Los Angeles Film Festival, as part of its summer showcase, director Lisa F. Jackson’s Sex Crimes…
Interview: Rodman Flender Talks Conan O'Brien Can't Stop
The instincts of the average person, when faced with an occupational dismissal, might be to retreat and lick one’s wounds for a while, or at least enjoy the sort of…
Turtle: The Incredible Journey Movie Review
Title: Turtle: The Incredible Journey Director: Nick Stringer Two hundred million years ago, turtles were exclusively creatures of the land. Though their ancestors were driven into the oceans by the…
One Lucky Elephant Movie Review
Title: One Lucky Elephant Director: Lisa Leeman Featuring: David Balding, Carol Buckley, Flora the Elephant and others A lot of nature documentaries, or films that look at animals, focus in…
Conan O'Brien Can't Stop Movie Review
Title: Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop Director: Rodman Flender Featuring: Conan O’Brien, Andy Richter and others After being very publicly forced out of his dream job as host of ‘The Tonight…
Jig Movie Review
Title: Jig Director: Sue Bourne Featuring: Joe Bitter, Claire Greaney, Suzanne Coyle, Simona Mauriello, John Whitehurst, Brogan McKay, Julia O’Rourke and others The word “Riverdance” isn’t really used, but that’s…
Interview: Cindy Meehl Talks Buck
Robert Redford’s ‘The Horse Whisperer’ may be the stuff of pat Hollywood drama, but Buck Brannaman, the quietly charismatic horseman who helped inspire both the 1998 film and the novel…