Old / Interesting: Deviant Women in Kathryn Bigelow’s ‘The Weight of Water’

Kathryn Bigelow is known for her gut-wrenching studies of contemporary warriors and putting modern war tactics on display to the … More

A Look at Police Violence & Race in Ryan Coogler’s ‘Fruitvale Station’

Oscar Grant was shot by a policeman at Fruitvale Station in Oakland just after midnight on January 1st, 2009. He … More

The makings of a film people will watch: NEW YORK CITY + Music + The Coen Brothers made it. Not … More

One hundred synonyms for “beautiful” could be dug up to describe ‘Gravity’, Alfonso Cuarón’s latest hit, written with his son, … More

‘Dallas Buyers Club’ could be a film that alters the way audiences view people of varying sexual expression. It could … More

Who’s the criminal in a thieving system? In a band of uglies, who’s the worst? We audience members love watching … More

Billed as a the story of a father and son living in two seemingly opposing worlds, Lee Daniels’ ‘The Butler’ … More

The real life Philomena Lee has had many trials in her life, namely the loss of her son to the … More

With all the makings of a Hollywood romantic comedy, Enough Said is this year’s winner in the category of light-hearted … More

An alternative tagline for the screen version of August: Osage County could be “Streep and Roberts go darker than ever, … More