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Daily Archives: March 27, 2022
Movie Preview: Ben Foster is a Boxer better Described as “The Survivor” of the Holocaust
This April 27 release (HBO Max) has a lot of star power — Foster, Danny DeVito, John Leguizamo and Peter Sarsgaard. And it was directed by Barry Levinson, Oscar winner for “Rain Man” and not working nearly as much as … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: Consider the Life of the Dairy “Cow”
The morning after watching Andrea Arnold’s wordless, moving and sometimes unsettling documentary “Cow,” I found myself crossing the vast Deseret Ranches, the Mormon church’s beef cattle country that dominates the flat plains between the coasts of south central Florida. And … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Tblisi to “Brighton 4th,” an aged Father Tries to Settle Family Affairs the Only Ways he Knows How
Here’s a cinematic resume you don’t run across every day. Levan Tediashvili is an Olympic and world champion wrestler from Georgia — the one that used to be in the Soviet Union — turned actor and now film director. So … Continue reading
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