SIFF 2019 Review: ‘The Woman Who Loves Giraffes’
Anne Innis Dagg, giraffe specialist, was denied the recognition that she deserved by, allegedly, a good-ole-boy network of professors during the 1970s at the University of Guelph in Ontario.
SIFF 2019 Review: ‘Kifaru’
Kifaru in Swahili means “rhinoceros” and this is a documentary film about one specific male rhino named Sudan and the men devoted to his care.
SIFF 2019 Reviews: ‘Sune vs. Sune’ & ‘The Footballest’ – Two Top-Grade Family Films
Highly recommend them both for good clean and hilarious family fun—to be enjoyed by people of all ages.
SIFF 2019 Review: ‘Miriam Lies’
Miriam Lies, written and directed by Natalia Cabral and Oriol Estrada, brings us an intriguing look at Dominican Republic society.
SIFF 2019 Review: ‘Orange Days’
Rating: B Orange Daysis a tense drama about Aban, a woman in Northern Iran who runs an all-woman orange-picking crew. She puts everything she owns on the line as she competes against all-male crews to get a lucrative contract with a top orange dealer in the area. From the first moments of the film […]
The Little Mermaid Multi-Screen Blu-ray Edition is Like the Last One
The last time I watched it, I was too young to realize that Ariel is hot.
The 20 Most Memorable Performances of 2018
This list is not what you'll expect.
The 10 Best Movies of 2018
A lot of movies came out in 2018. These are the 10 best.
Here are the Winners of the 2018 Seattle Film Critic Awards
The Seattle Film Critics Society (“SFCS”) announced the winners in 19 categories for the 2018 Seattle Film Critics Society Awards on Monday, December 17, 2018. Winning the top prize of Best Picture of the Year was Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma, a semi-autobiographical film that follows the life of a live-in housekeeper during a politically turbulent time […]
Blu-ray Review: ‘Sharp Objects’
The Amy Adams thriller is now on Blu-ray, and it's worth seeing.
The Funniest Movies of 2018… So Far
Here are the movies that will make you laugh the most.
‘Hocus Pocus’: 25th Anniversary Edition Resurrects a Cult Hit
The 25th Anniversary Edition is here, because it has been 25 years since the movie came out.
Cirque Du Soleil’s ‘Volta’ Delivers Spectacle… To a Degree
Volta, now playing in Redmond, WA, is worth the price of admission, but feels smaller than past productions.
Blu-Ray Review: ‘The Terror: Season 1’
Despite some flaws, The Terror is an often fascinating exploration of madness that feels different than most other shows on the market.
