Month: April 2013

[Review] What Maisie Knew

Stories like What Maisie Knew are tough pills to swallow because of their authentic depiction of human selfishness. It’s easy to label the subject matter overwr...

[Tribeca Review] Let the Fire Burn

The year is 1985. The extremist African-American liberation group MOVE has headquartered itself in a West Philadelphia house in a densely populated neighborhood...

[Review] Hava Nagila: The Movie

Music is one of the most maleable cultural artifacts. Novels can rely on too many specific elements and contexts, on top of require quite a bit of time and atte...

[Tribeca Review] Bridegroom

Bridegroom is a curious, highly personal documentary, an intimate portrait of Tom and Shane, two all-American kids in love from the Midwest. What is so curious ...

[Tribeca Review] Adult World

Adult World is a likeable, boarding on loveable, comedy staring Emma Roberts as Amy, a recent college graduate with a degree in poetry. Not exactly a lucrative ...