The nine-day festival will present 50 world-class independent and international films, plus post-screening question-and-answer sessions with acclaimed artists and special tributes and events. Read More
Rochelle O'Gorman - Three novels and a collection of essays take us back in time. Read More
Dan Dwyer - The conclusion of “Naked” is riveting, all the more so for its prescient reverberations to the temper of our times. Read More
J. Peter Bergman - Every soul's open injuries are bared here; everyone's personal fears and qualms and hopes and dreams coalesce into a tapestry of distorted recollections. Read More
J. Peter Bergman - Kudos to the theater company for taking on such an unusual play about such a difficult topic. Read More
J. Peter Bergman - The three hours fly by like a walk on a steep hillside with a wind at your back. Read More
Rochelle O'Gorman - This month we are featuring novels that were adapted into films, two that are classics and two somewhat more recent releases, as well as one sequel. Read More
J. Peter Bergman - After an intense, poetic 84 minutes in that world, I couldn't stop myself from wishing I could see it every night. Read More
J. Peter Bergman - Pirandello's people are never ordinary and never sound ordinary and, in this new version, they are just right for my taste. Read More
Barbara K. Quart - The great French film industry has also given us this year the smartest film around, Assayas' “Non-Fiction,” so very French with its focus on art and literature and a touch of politics. Read More
Jon Swan - Don’t just stand there staring when water’s seeping in under the kitchen door Read More
