Movie Review: Something in the Air
Olivier Assaya’s latest effort is a meandering, if at times uninspired, coming-of-age tale during France’s youth rebellion of the early 1970’s.
Movie Review: The Iceman
This hitman flick features a fantastic cast but could use more warmth.
SF International Film Festival Announces Award Winners
As the 56th San Francisco Film Festival draws to a close, this year’s award winners have been announced gaining prestige and over $70,000 in prizes.
SF Green Film Festival Announces Launch Party
Launched in 2011, the SF Green Film Festival is set to announce a new line of environmentally conscious films on May 7.
Movie Review: 42
Early on in 42, the Jackie Robinson biopic written and directed by Brian Helgeland (Robin Hood, Green, L.A. Confidential), Branch Rickey (Harrison Ford), the co-owner and general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, delivers the first of many cringe-worthy lines: “A black man in white baseball.”
Movie Review: Trance
Following the 2012 London Olympics, Danny Boyle returns with a satisfyingly dark and twisted tale that keeps the audience guessing.
Preview: 56th San Francisco International Film Festival
For 56 years and counting, the San Francisco International Film Festival has been presenting the world’s most innovative film to the Bay Area. It’s time to gear up for the newest installment beginning April 25 through May 9.
Movie Review: The Place Beyond The Pines
Derek Cianfrance’s follow up to Blue Valentine is a familial epic that almost lives up to its premise.
Film Critic Roger Ebert Succumbs to Cancer
Long-time film critic Roger Ebert, who helped cement the phrase “two thumbs up” into the American lexicon died today after battling cancer for several years, according to reports.
Movie Review: Admission
Every year, thousands of hopeful high-school seniors send in applications to their respective colleges of choice. Some of those high-school seniors aim high, applying to Ivy League universities, less, of course, for their love of knowledge than the economic opportunities that an Ivy League education graduates.
Movie Review: Spring Breakers
Harmony Korine’s latest film may not be the best film of a generation but it could be the most relevant.
