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The Sicilian Girl | DVD Review
Though the film has received decent reviews and a lukewarm, if not sometimes negative reception, I can only hope that Amenta’s future projects aren’t so message laden and poorly constructed. While it may have a seemingly noteworthy subject matter, The Sicilian Girl is as trite as television movie of the week and reads as a narrative about a girl that tattled because she felt entitled to better treatment for her family.
Turn Me On, Dammit! | Review
I Am Curious...Colorblind: Jacobsen Manually Depicts Teenage Code
There’s many a coming of age tale about young women, but, as if often the case, the...
The Hunter | Review
Nettheim Delivers Another Australian Entry about the Tantalizing Tasmanian Tiger
After working in television for the past decade, director Daniel Nettheim returns with The Hunter,...
Darling Companion | Review
In Need of Assisted Living: Kasdan’s Dog of a Film Brown-noses the Geriatric Crowd
Was it the Nancy Myer’s curse that derailed the trajectory of...
