Tag: Twilight Time

Bound For Glory | Blu-ray Review

Biopics are best when focused on segmented portions of emotional turmoil, professional escalation or some perfect combination of the two, rather than trying to collapse entire...

The Story of Adèle H. | Blu-ray Review

You no doubt know of a crazy local or two that mills around your town in a daze, occasionally causing disturbances, but otherwise remains...

Inherit The Wind | Blu-ray Review

Having finally found acclaim as a writer/director with critical successes like The Defiant Ones (1958) after a brief period serving as a producer for...

When The Wind Blows | Blu-ray Review

Born an American of Japanese decent and soon quarantined to the Tule Lake War Relocation Center in northern California after the bombing of Pearl...

Salvador | Blu-ray Review

It’s been a long time since Oliver Stone made anything with as much punchy political grit as Salvador. As the first of two films...

The Buddy Holly Story | Blu-ray Review

It’s been quite a long time since Gary Busey was taken seriously as an actor of considerable talent, but back in 1978 he almost...

Radio Days | Blu-ray Review

Nostalgia and the lingering sting of eras lost to the sands of time have cropped up in a number of Woody Allen’s lengthy list...

Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison | Blu-ray Review

Completed just a few years after his lovingly revered wartime adventure melodrama The African Queen, John Huston’s second attempt at the deserted odd couple...

Two Rode Together | Blu-ray Review

Born of the famously turbulent, yet ultimately fruitful collaboration between John Ford and James Stewart, Two Rode Together stands as compromised material. Ford took...

Wild at Heart | Blu-ray Review

Midway through David Lynch’s Palme d’Or winning, bizarro road-tripping love story, Lula tells her lover Sailor, ‘This whole world is wild at heart and...

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IONCINEPHILE of the Month: Lucia Aleñar Iglesias (Forastera)

IONCINEMA.com’s IONCINEPHILE of the Month highlights an emerging talent...

Interview: Lucía Aleñar Iglesias, Zoe Stein & Agnès Pique Corbera – Forastera (2025)

Long before Bergman’s Persona undertook its psychological and existential...

Renoir | Review

Family of Straw: Hayakawa Paints Busy Coming-of-Age Portrait Going in...

The Wizard of the Kremlin | Review

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