Pedro Almodovar's long history of delivering female-led films can add an intriguing look at motherhood with his latest work, Parallel Mothers.
Two women, Janis (Penelope Cruz) and Ana (Milena Smit, coincide in a...
One half of the Oscar-Nominated directing team of Julie Cohen and Betsy West talked with me about their latest masterwork, JULIA. Filmmaker Betsy West talked about tackling the life and times of...
JULIA - A Review by John Strange
Julia Child’s name is eponymous with cooking. From her appearance on a PBS show to publicize her first cookbook, she has grabbed the hearts and stomachs...
Riveting documentary that dives into the extraordinary mysterious odyssey of the infamous lost painting of Leonardo Da Vinci. THE LOST LEONARDO is out in theaters today and here is Gadi Elkon's review...
NINE DAYS - A Review by Cynthia Flores
Nine Days is the feature film debut of writer and director Edson Oda. If this is the way Oda's mind works, I can't wait to...
Award-winning documentary filmmaker Heidi Ewing's narrative debut is a captivating love story worthy of your time. Heidi chatted with Selig Film News about the reality behind the story, the dive into narrative,...
THE HUMAN FACTOR - A Review by Cynthia Flores
A line from a song of the now-iconic musical Hamilton sets up this compelling documentary by filmmaker Dror Moreh best:
“I, I wanna be in...
THE HUMAN FACTOR - A Review by John Strange
Over the course of the last year, I have reviewed films from my home from film festivals all over the country. Several of these...
