I’m Fine (Thanks For Asking) - Review. By Joe Muldoon. Danny (Kelley Kali, a rapidly-rising star, who also co-wrote and co-directed the film) and her daughter Wes (Wesley Moss) are homeless, living in a tent by the wayside in Pacoima, Los Angeles. Trying to shelter her from their current predicament,
We Have A Ghost Synopsis: The discovery that their house is haunted by a ghost named Ernest makes Kevin's family a social media sensation. But when Kevin and Ernest get to the bottom of the mystery of Ernest's past, they become targets of the CIA. Introverted teenager Kevin befriends a mysterious ghost
The Children’s Hour: Review. By Joe Muldoon. In the November of 1810, two teachers (Marianne Woods and Jane Pirie) of an Edinburgh all-girls’ boarding school were falsely accused of having been sexually intimate on school grounds. Jane Cumming, a student at the school, deliberately gave false testimony that her sleep had
It's hard to hate The Fox and the Child; the film's heart is in exactly the right place and it boasts some truly gorgeous photography, but all its intention and beauty is not matched by the narrative. While sweet, the story is sparse and most of the time treading water,
The Last Emperor: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Of all the films of Bernardo Bertolucci's illustrious career, The Last Emperor marks his most maximalist and ambitious work, and one I personally believe to be his finest. An adaptation of the autobiography ‘From Emperor To Citizen’ by ex-emperor Aisin-Gioro Pu Yi, The
