Nebraska, Dallas Buyers Club, and Philomena
Nebraska (Alexander Payne) Everything about Alexander Payne’s Nebraska feels authentic. You can feel it in the desolate Midwestern towns and their short-spoken residents. You can feel it in the empty, […]
Nebraska (Alexander Payne) Everything about Alexander Payne’s Nebraska feels authentic. You can feel it in the desolate Midwestern towns and their short-spoken residents. You can feel it in the empty, […]
Mid-Life Reunion I first saw Fairhaven when it premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival last April, and then I saw it again in early January. The reason for that distinction […]
An Eclectic Mix of Apocalyptic Fever, Stifled Sexuality, and Cinematic Nostalgia Let me start by saying I did not see every film this past year. Then again, not many people […]
New Yorkers, and east coasters in general, can be brutally honest, harsh, cold, edgy, passionate, and sometimes just downright rude. The west coast, well, it’s portrayed just a bit more […]