DON JON from Joseph Gordon-Levitt SXSW 2013 Movie Review

Posted by Cat Edison - 05/23/2013 - Film Festivals, Movie Review, Movies, SXSW

Don Jon unapologetically takes on the objectification of….well, everything in our culture and sparks a conversation that begs to be had.

TRUST ME – TFF 2013 Movie Review

Posted by Sarah Katz - 05/17/2013 - Film Festivals, Movie Review, Movies, TFF

From its strong performances and darkly-witty dialogue, to its tragically-twisty plot construction and goosebumps-inducing denouement, writer/director Clark Gregg’s TRUST ME is inventive and impressive.

ADULT WORLD TFF ’13 Movie Review

Posted by Kristal Bailey - 05/03/2013 - Film Festivals, Movie Review, Movies, TFF

Emma Roberts plays an aspiring poet, fresh out of college, who starts working at a porn shop to pay off her debt. This was one of our favorites from Tribeca Film Festival.

G.B.F.: A Prime Pick-Up for U.S. Distributors

Posted by Sarah Katz - 05/02/2013 - Film Festivals, Movies, TFF

Wherein I explain why a U.S. distributor should buy Darren Stein’s latest film G.B.F. ASAP.

RUN & JUMP – TFF 2013 Movie Review

Posted by Sarah Katz - 05/01/2013 - Film Festivals, Movie Review, Movies, TFF

RUN & JUMP strikes a delightful balance of drama, comedy, and romance. In its more dramatic moments, the film profoundly explores the delicate balance of family dynamics and pays homage to the reality that brain trauma does not only affect the person who suffers it. With its laugh-out-loud-funny dialogue, RUN & JUMP also entertains.

Scene Invasion: 2013 TCM Classic Film Festival

Posted by Eric Ambler - 05/01/2013 - Features, Film Festivals, Scene Invasion, TCM

An Invader discovers cinema’s present encroaching on its past (and vice versa) at the 2013 TCM Classic Film Festival.

Cinedelphia Film Festival Review: ROLLERCOASTER (1977) & LIQUID SKY (1982)

Posted by Jacob Knight - 04/30/2013 - Cinedelphia, Film Festivals, Movie Review, Movies

Jacob’s final trip to the mausoleum brings two gimmick screenings: “Rollercoaster” (1977) presented in Sensurround, and “Liquid Sky” (1982) featuring a live score by Philly psych rockers, Cheap Dinosaurs.

BIG BAD WOLVES – TFF 2013 Movie Review

Posted by Sarah Katz - 04/26/2013 - Film Festivals, Movie Review, Movies, TFF

Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado’s vividly violent, psychological thriller BIG BAD WOLVES explores how far men will go for justice when the law fails to provide it.