Blue Caprice trailer: death on wheels
Huh. There hasn’t been a film about the DC sniper before now. I wonder why.
Year: 2013
have you ever attended a film festival?
If you haven’t and you’ve wanted to, what’s stopped you? If you have, how did you like it? How did it differ from ordinary moviegoing? Would you attend again?
London photo of the day: mirror, mirror…
…in the tube.
how not to market your film on YouTube
Look, filmmakers: Your trailer is how your potential audience learns about your movie. You want people who run Web sites devoted to movies to embed your trailer and share it with their readers.
what’s the most recent (or most memorable) unexpected kindness that someone has done for you?
Go ahead: restore my faith in humanity.
London photo of the day: lonely trainers
There’s a story here, but I don’t know what it is…
Jewtopia review
An appalling array of hideous ethic and gender stereotypes is what passes for “humor” in this pitiful excuse for a comedy.
Metro Manila review: world cinema writ small
One of the most enrapturing experiences I had at the movies in 2013: fiercely, grandly humanist, and almost unbearably tragic.
The Rise (aka Wasteland) review
Smooth, accomplished British crime indie tweaks clichés of the genre in a marvelously satisfying way.
Hawking review
An engaging documentary about the world-famous physicist that emphasizes the challenges of his personal life and the resilience of his humor and spirit.
