Meet the man who saved most of these Jewish children before WWII. I saw “One Life” at the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF) a few weeks ago, and it’s still is a […]
One Life
Cabrini
The movie even has a lot of faith in this woman and so do we. The opening credits for “Cabrini” begins with the message that back when Italians immigrated to America, they […]
Spaceman
Adam Sandler gets a trippy space age trip with my least favorite insect. To quote Ron Weasley in “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets,” “Why spiders? Why couldn’t it be “follow […]
Dune: Part Two
A Sci-Fi sequel that keeps pushing itself to new limits. When we last saw the House of Atreides heir Paul Atreides (Timothee Chalamet) in the first part of “Dune,” he joins his […]
Ordinary Angels
Hilary Swank has enough faith to win us over. Less than 20 years after starring in the critically panned biblical horror film “The Reaping,” Hilary Swank is back with another faith-based movie. […]
No Way Up
Sharks on a Plane? Me No Think So. There’s one thing riveting about “No Way Up.” The production design of the airplane sinking at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. At this […]
Bob Marley: One Love
Almost every little thing is gonna be alright in this doc. The legacy of Bob Marley is ageless, and it’s impossible to forget his reggae music and their messages within them. It’s […]
Bleeding Love
A father daughter drama that moves and annoys you. Ewan McGregor and his daughter Clara play a father and daughter destroyed by the pathos within their lives in “Bleeding Love.” The old […]
Drift
Cynthia Erivo leads a drama that’s missing essence. As “Drift” begins, we meet Jacqueline (Cynthia Erivo), a Liberian refugee from a war-torn West Africa, who wanders around the Greek Islands, penniless and […]
The Taste of Things
A vivid French drama with the right ingredients. Juliette Binochet and Benoit Magimel used to be romantic partners from 1998 to 2003, even having a daughter together, and co-starring in “The Children […]
