Wesley
During the pandemic (especially) all the ills – social or otherwise – of the United States have been brought forward and discussed. For many this has been a long time coming. The discussion and attempt to heal racial relations there is long past due. Another issue which is being looked Continue Reading
Brothers By Blood
Living an existence based on crime and violence inevitably leads to coming up against things like betrayal. The city of brotherly love is what people call Philadelphia. That is put to the test in Jeremie Guez’s (A Bluebird in My Heart) film. When he was 8-years-old Peter Flood (Nicholas Crovetti Continue Reading
The Deep Blue Sea on OVID.tv
The perfect example of a stereotypical British film. It is serious, sad, slow, and filled with great acting. Directed by Terence Davies (The House of Mirth, A Quiet Passion), this period piece is about a doomed love affair between an older married woman and a younger man, who is mentally Continue Reading
Killer Among Us
Filmmakers like to pair together opposites. It has been done time and time again without viewers becoming bored of it. Different types are tried – neat and messy, rich and poor, male and female, and gay and straight. Here in Charles Scharfman’s film we get rookie female cop and experienced Continue Reading
Arlo the Alligator Boy – Netflix
An animated film done in old school 2D animated style and a musical. An intriguing mixture. Everything here is fun – the songs, the characters, the setting, the animation…everything. It is the type of film which will have a smile planted on your face from the first five minutes until Continue Reading
