Dilwale Dulhania, Le Jayenge, is a tasteful example of strength in adversity
Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (The Brave-Hearted Will Take the Bride) is the biggest and longest…
Monthly Archives: June, 2007
The Pope, the Man
Cinema Without Borders: Your performance playing Pope in The Pope, The Man is magical, how…
PhDr. Julietta Zacharová talks about the Karlovy Vary IFF
PhDr. Julietta Zacharová studied German and English languages and American literature at the University of…
Netherbeast Incorporated, directed by brothers, Dean and Brian Ronald
An interesting look at the world of vampires, Netherbeast Incorporated deals with vampires who work…
Greg Whiteley's "Resolved" Leads Docs at the LAFF
Res-o-lu-tion. It rhymes with Rev-o-lu-tion. Rhymes with, but not jives with. And that’s just it.…
Virtual Set Productions Are Reality
Hollywood is an old-fashioned town in some aspects. Once I saw an ad for a…
"Owl and the Sparrow" 2007 Los Angeles Film Festival
Owl and the Sparrow is a tiny tale, as low-to-the-ground as the little girl who…
ROMANIAN NEW WAVE, International Spotlight "Romania at LAFF 2007"
In three short years, since Cristi Puiu’s The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (multiple wins including…
An interview with Rena Owen
I had the pleasure of first viewing Rena’s powerful film, “Once Were Warriors”, at the…
Surf’s Up, a sort of Aesop’s fable for modern times….
Directed by Ash Brannon and Chris Buck, “Surf’s Up” is the new Columbia Pictures Animated…