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TELLING LIES

By | June 2001

WATERFRONT FILM FESTIVAL REVIEW! “Telling Lies” is a difficult film to describe. But if this playful, staccato-paced text-fest happens to pop up at a film festival near you, I highly suggest checking it out. And that’s no lie…

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