What’s up, Doc?
Review Inherent Vice (2014) directed by Paul Thomas Anderson By Conor Plosia Paul Thomas Anderson’s Inherent Vice premiered at the 52nd New York Film…
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Behind the Silver Screen
Review Maps to the stars (2014) Directed by David Cronenberg By Conor Plosia When we look in the mirror, we never see what we want. …
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One day with Pasolini
Review Pasolini (2014), directed by Abel Ferrara By Conor Plosia Pasolini is a film by Abel Ferrara (Bad Lieutenant, The Funeral) and stars Willem…
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God is in the details
By Heider Tunarrosa|Tribeca Film Festival Bad Hair by Mariana Rondón is an intimate film about a young boy who is discovering his sexuality while…
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A Grand Accomplishment
By Nicholas Lemos Wes Anderson’s latest, “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” further solidifies his status as one of our generation’s great auteurs. With films under…
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A wildly entertaining Judas
Theater The Last Days of Judas Iscariot by Stephen Adly Guirgis By Heider Tunarrosa Directed by Enrique Huili (The Savage Detectives Theater Company) and produced…
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From cult tv show to kickstarter-funded film
Veronica Mars (2014) by Rob Thomas By Heider Tunarrosa Veronica Mars premiered September 2004 on the now-defunct UPN. The show was a complete hit…
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The Search for Beauty
By Nicholas Lemos The Great Beauty, Paolo Sorrentino’s recent Academy Award winner (for Best Foreign Language Film), is a beautiful, intelligent narrative of success,…
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Eyes Wide Open
Review: I Origins by Mike Cahill By Conor Plosia The new film from writer/director Mike Cahill premiered at Sundance this January – his previous film, Another…
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A Film Worth Hearing
Listen Up Philip by Alex Ross By Conor Plosia As the Sundance Film Festival kicks off this week, so do many films making their…
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