Daily Archives: October 18, 2022

Documentary Review: Reconsidering a Cultural Colossus — “Louis Armstrong’s Black & Blues”

Posted on October 18, 2022 by Roger Moore

The great New Orleans trumpeter Wynton Marsalis remembers the times his father Ellis suggested he take another look and listen to the jazz of “Pops,” Louis Armstrong. To Wynton and generations of African Americans who only knew Armstrong through is … Continue reading →

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Movie Review: The Creation of an “American Murderer”

Posted on October 18, 2022 by Roger Moore

“American Murderer” is a workmanlike “true crime” thriller about the hunt for con-man turned accused killer Jason Derek Brown. Writer-director Matthew Gentile’s feature debut, following a short film he did on the subject, attracted plenty of talent — with Ryan … Continue reading →

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Movie Preview: “Creed III”

Posted on October 18, 2022 by Roger Moore

March 23, an ex-con installment in the Never Ending Boxing Story.

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Movie Preview: A donkey’s picaresque journey across Europe — “EO”

Posted on October 18, 2022 by Roger Moore

This Cannes award winner, a seriocomic odyssey from veteran Polish filmmaker Jerzy Skolimowski, opens in select cities in early December. Looks lovely.

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Movie Review: The flickering filter of memory — “Aftersun”

Posted on October 18, 2022 by Roger Moore

The debut feature of Scottish director Charlotte Wells is a meditation on memory, a woman selectively remembering a vacation with her father from twenty years before, sifting for clues about what she might have missed. “Aftersun” gives us only a … Continue reading →

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