In 1962, or in 2015 for that matter, if you’re making a film about a…
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Written and directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, All About Eve (1950) is the story of…
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They don’t make them like Spartacus anymore, an overstuffed, overlong pileup of gorgeous, funny, tearjerking,…
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One of the worlds most prolific authors, Ernest Hemingway, once wrote how “The world breaks…
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With Fear and Desire, Stanley Kubrick learned how to film still images. With Killer’s Kiss,…
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In Persona, written and directed by Ingmar Bergman in 1966, a sharp rebuke is offered…
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(This is a review of the Paul Thomas Anderson shorts that are or were available for…
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Gerald Fried’s score comes stomping in, the credits appear in simple block capitals over an…
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It is hardly surprising that, given John Cassavetes’s acting and directing philosophy that went sharply…
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In the two years between Fear and Desire and Killer’s Kiss, Stanley Kubrick learned how…
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