Review: IN SEARCH OF DARKNESS
A must for collectors, new marathon documentary deep dives into the decade that horror came alive.
Weekend Options: Horror, Drama, and Documentary Reviews
Reviews of Tigers are not Afraid; Ms. Purple; and Spider Mites of Jesus.
Review: LINDA RONSTADT: THE SOUND OF MY VOICE
Entertaining profile gives us a little of the performer off-stage.
Review: LOVE, ANTOSHA
Documentary is moving and loving tribute.
Review: COLD CASE HAMMERSKJÖLD
Filmmaker Mads Brügger experiments with the documentary form.
Capsule Reviews: DAVID CROSBY: REMEMBER MY NAME; RAPID EYE MOVEMENT; AFTER THE WEDDING
Jonathan surveys several releases available in Atlanta this weekend.
Review: PENGUINS
New Disneynature film plays it safe, but it’s still fun for the whole family.
Review: RODENTS OF UNUSUAL SIZE
Insightful documentary grapples with solving an emerging environmental threat.
Review: THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD
Peter Jackson brings his skills to the documentary form with unusual results and heart wrenching impact.
Review: THE GREAT BUSTER
The on-going loss of our motion picture heritage is one of the great tragedies of modern America. The movies have been integral to our cultural history since the 1890s. We can’t lay claim to inventing them exclusively, but we Americans absolutely made them our own. Yet over half of the movies ever made are now lost. Much of this loss is due to practical circumstance. Early film stocks were highly…