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Daily Archives: April 26, 2020
Netflixable? In Spain, love comes second when “In Family I Trust”
The acting isn’t bad, the Barcelona and environs settings gorgeous and there’s a nice tug of the heartstrings in the finale. But in all honesty, only one thing works in “In Family I Trust,” a Spanish rom-com based on a … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Small towns and small minds, “To the Stars”
Here’s a “Last Picture Show” era story of growing up in the rural West, the crippling burdens of small town life and that one new friend who can help you lift your downcast eyes “To the Stars.” Sounds sensitive, maybe … Continue reading
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