What movies are worthy of your time?

There are fewer people going to see movies in theaters. Some of that is due to changing viewing habits. There … More

Let’s Champion Independent Cinema!

I’ve been hearing movie fans complain that “there’s nothing to see” at the movie theaters. Of course, what they might … More

Favorite Films at the 51st Telluride Film Festival

Every person who attends a festival will have their own unique impression of that event. So much of our experiences … More

A Change of Perspective at the Telluride Film Festival

Creative storytelling and refreshing original voices are the draw at the 2024 Telluride Film Festival. Every film festival is a … More

Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Spirit–BlackStar Film Festival

There are many film festivals in Philadelphia. Many of them support diversity and try to be accessible. The BlackStar Film … More

Kind of Torture; Yorgos Lanthimos has a new trio of odd tales to tell

There are some films I approach with caution. I steer clear of horror films and avoid war films as I’m … More

Theater Unites a Family, “Ghostlight”

There are some real gems playing at art-house cinemas right now. While “Inside Out 2” is ruling the box office, … More

Why “Hit Man” should be a Hit

Glen Powell is single-handedly trying to bring back screwball comedies. This talented matinee idol whose good looks remind me of … More

Can a Film Change Your Life?

It’s a glorious almost-summer day here in Pennsylvania. As I watch the neighbors load up the kids to head down … More

Wicked Funny, “Wicked Little Letters”

Cover your ears…the ribald language is shocking for a film set in 1920’s England. “Wicked Little Letters” is a rollicking … More