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Daily Archives: December 5, 2013
Movie Review: “Bettie Page Reveals All”
In posters, comic books and in “girlie magazines,” hers was a truly iconic image — jet black hair, bangs, and a beaming, accessible smile that said “girl next door” even if those nude or semi-nude poses screamed “BAD girl next … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Night Train to Lisbon”
An aged professor stops a young woman from leaping off a Swiss bridge. She disappears, leaving behind only her bright red coat and a moving, poetic, 40 year old book — in Portuguese. Thus begins “Night Train to Lisbon,” an … Continue reading
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