Saddle up, your majesty. “The Cowboy and the Queen” was the Closing Night film at the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF), and is also a terrific and emotional documentary about how Monty […]
Saddle up, your majesty. “The Cowboy and the Queen” was the Closing Night film at the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF), and is also a terrific and emotional documentary about how Monty […]
How to restart a circus show after a pandemic. Before I saw the doc “Cirque du Soleil: Without a Net,” I was asked if I ever saw the Cirque du Soleil in […]
A solid doc about the comedian who made some filthy decisions. The following review tries to be respectful to the #MeToo era and those affected by the sexual misconduct. Read at your […]
A real life romance that’s on top of the world. No, “Skywalkers: A Love Story” is not a romance between two “Star Wars” fans, but rather, it tells the story of a […]
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 […]
A refreshing restoration on the Beatles doc that never got a re-release until now. The introduction to “The Beatles: Let it Be” now has a conversation between Peter Jackson (who directed the […]
A funny and emotional doc on the comedy star Steve Martin. The new 2-part made-for-AppleTV+ doc “STEVE! (martin)” tells the story on how the legendary Steve Martin has had his humble beginnings […]
Captain’s Log: this is a heartwarming doc on William Shatner. William Shatner has made a name for himself in the entertainment world from the guest roles on “The Twilight Zone” to his […]
A colorful doc on the artist who had her passion and pathos. 22 years have passed since Salma Hayek portrayed him the artist Frida Kahlo in “Frida,” and now, we have a […]
A haunting and infuriating limited series on the evil Ivy Ridge school. Academy at Ivy Ridge (NOT Ivy League) was a boarding school in Ogdensburg, New York, which was so strict that […]