No Mourning Period for Murder (Film Review: “Crooked House”)
- By Norma
- April 6, 2018
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An eccentric yet strangely enthralling entry in the ‘Mansion Murder’ genre (co-written by the creator of Downton Abbey), Crooked House is a twisty adaptation of the 1949 Agatha Christie novel that was a personal favorite of the Queen of Crime herself. Continue Reading →
It Must Have Felt Like Flying (Documentary Review: “9/11: The Falling Man”)
- By Norma
- February 9, 2018
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A powerful, sobering documentary on the images of 9/11 that proved too disturbing for Americans to witness after their release the next day, which from then on have been largely withheld from public view. 9/11: The Falling Man is an historical must-see. Continue Reading →
These Neighbors Are Idiots! (Film Review: “A Man Called Ove”)
- By Norma
- January 19, 2018
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Sometimes no matter how many times you try to end it all, your neighbors just keep interrupting. This little gem from Sweden reminds us that no man is an island. And also that Saabs are better than Volvos. Continue Reading →
Like Father, Like Son (Film Review: “The Only Living Boy in New York”)
- By Norma
- December 1, 2017
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An all-star cast tells a classic story about fathers and sons, the cost of keeping secrets, and the consequences that arise from defying forbidden family taboos. Continue Reading →
Take Me To Your Translator (Film Review: “Arrival”)
- By Norma
- November 10, 2017
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A soulful, suspenseful sci-fi film that bends time and space, while challenging humanity to adopt a single, universal language that can transcend all borders and dimensions. Continue Reading →
Woman’s Best Friend (Film Review: “Megan Leavey”)
- By Norma
- October 20, 2017
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The moving, true story of one female soldier, her canine soulmate on the battlefield, and her valiant efforts to give him a forever home after his final tour of duty. Continue Reading →
Moon River Over Manhattan (Film Review: “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”)
- By Norma
- October 6, 2017
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The movie that launched an icon: Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Capturing a time, a place and a sensibility that can never be duplicated. At times silly but the sentiment always did and always will prevail. A triumph. Continue Reading →