A Family Affair: Review. By Joe Muldoon. A poorly-rated silent retreat, a bumbling manager trying to appease his in-laws, creditors out for blood, an impromptu property auction; A Family Affair is quiet chaos in its most quintessentially British form. Though set over a single day in the British countryside, filming

Ivy (Ian Gregg) lost his faith when he witnessed his parents getting killed when a driver swerved into them. However, Ivy still lives in a very faith-based community and although it weighs him down when everybody around him seems to blindly follow God, he does his best to get by

Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry: Review. By Simon Lalji. From the world of Georgian independent cinema comes Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry as well as the future star and possible awards contender Eka Chavleishvili leading as Etero. Eka Chavleishvili delivers one of the most subtle, somber and powerful performances in film as Etero, an

Space: The Longest Goodbye - Review. By Richard Schertzer. What is outer space? Vast, open and infinite. There is so much out there in the open beyond that of our own Earth. It’s a vast topic noted in a superb documentary done properly that expands beyond the cultural norms of

Puddysticks: Review. By Richard Schertzer. Having secrets is perfectly natural. Everyone has them and it’s one of the ways that makes us all human. Many people will have a serious problem verbalizing their secrets out loud to others for fear of being judged and shamed.  The story revolves around a video