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LIFE FEELS GOOD

By | July 2014

The notion of our bodies betraying us – of skin and bone deteriorating while the mind remains lucid – is among the most primal of fears…

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LIFE FEELS GOOD

He’s handsome. His eyes, dark and intense, reflect a curious enthusiasm about the people and events buzzing around him. But his body is ravaged by the...

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NO LOVE LOST

Two young adults (Joshua James and Meena Rayann) are falling in love, but their religious backgrounds make for a complicated courtship. He's Jewish, she's...

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I WAS A GREENHOUSE

The Fletcher family has become a dysfunctional mess now that the mother, Debra (Tanya Guelck), is raising the children alone. Oldest daughter Christy...

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HONOUR

Shan Khan’s debut feature film, Honour, is an expose of honor killings in contemporary Britain--- a reality not easily digested. The story’s focus...

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THE WASHING MACHINE

Billy (Bryan Webb) is suffering in squalor, his only wealth a large accumulation of bills due. His life takes a turn for the better, however, when he...

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THE MOURNING

Aaron (Michael Walton) wakes up in the middle of the forest, completely naked and alone. As he stumbles back to civilization, he eventually finds himself...

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SIX BY SONDHEIM (DVD)

James Lapine’s documentary, which was originally broadcast on HBO, offers a unique celebration of composer Stephen Sondheim. The production traces...

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PARTY SLASHERS

It's Halloween, and a group of high school students are throwing a massive party out at a house in the middle of nowhere. What could go wrong, right? In...

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THE CONVICT

As The Convict opens, we see David (Dean Temple) breaking into a house. Bleeding from his side, in the garb of a prisoner with the remnants of handcuffs...

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TAMMY

I’m still shaking off the shock but there’s no getting around it: This is a road movie in which Melissa McCarthy-one of the planet’s funniest...

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