Monthly Archives: May, 2012
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Tonight, You’re Mine | Review
Mackenzie’s Music Concert DocuRomCom Has All the Chemistry of an Arranged Marriage.
David Mackenzie’s second title from 2011, Tonight, You’re Mine opens only several weeks...
2012 Hot Docs: Platform Moon | Short Film Review
Ancarani's Oceanic Astronauts Endure The Mundane For Dark Depths
There is a looming uneasiness within the claustrophobic deep sea diving station that is the world...
2012 Hot Docs: The Punk Syndrome | Review
Meandering From The Group Home To The Stage
Punk rock is alive and well in Finland thanks to the seemingly miraculous rise of Pertti Kurikka’s...
Criterion Collection: David Lean Directs Noel Coward | Blu-ray Review
Before directing some of the greatest epic films ever made, David Lean’s directorial career began in the 1940’s, when he collaborated with playwright Noel...
The Connection (1962) | Review
Shirley Clarke’s Infamous 1962 mock-doc on Junkie Squalor gets Restored
‘The Connection,’ Shirley Clarke’s 1962 mock-documentary exposé of New York’s heroin addict sub-culture, has gained...
