Kate Winslet delivers as a woman who learns about the horrors of war. “Lee” is a war drama based on the life of Lee Miller (1907-1977), the American photographer and photojournalist, who […]
Lee
Rob Peace
Chiwetel Ejiofor’s next directing job provocatively deals with the right themes. In “Rob Peace,” his first directorial position since “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind,” Chiwetel Ejiofor expresses some African-American themes between […]
Dance First
I think this movie needs to be more of an examination than a summary. “Dance first, think later” is Irish novelist Samuel Beckett’s motto, which represents the movie “Dance First,” as we […]
Jim Henson: Idea Man
A safe, but affectionate doc on the man who gave us Kermit and many great Muppets. Jim Henson has made a name for himself in the puppet world, or Muppet world in […]
Young Woman and the Sea
A Daisy Ridley swim meet you should attend. “Young Woman and the Sea” is based on the true story of how American swimmer Gertrude Ederle (1905-2003) became the first woman to swim […]
Sight
A warmhearted movie you should see. “Sight” is based on the true story of how the Chinese immigrant Ming Wang became a world famous eye surgeon in America, and has mostly been […]
Back to Black
They tried to make me like this biopic, but I said, “No, no, no.” Amy Winehouse has lived a short life of 27 years, because of her alcohol poisoning, but has won […]
Unfrosted
An unfunny mess, part of an incomplete breakfast. I want to make a very important distinction. Jerry Seinfeld is one of the most brilliant comedians that the entertainment world has to offer. […]
Wildcat
A weak biopic on the author Flannery 0’Connor. “Wildcat” is probably the weakest film I saw at the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF) this year. My cousins (in their early 60s) and […]
Unsung Hero
We need more insight from the young future musicians and less cynicism from the father. “Unsung Hero” is a Christian drama about the Smallbone family before the eldest daughter would be known […]
