The Passion of Joan of Arc kicks off Rosendale’s Sunday Silents
There’s a magic to silent films that goes far beyond what we usually expect from the movies these days. It
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Hyde Park on Hudson offers up TMI on FDR
Ever since word got out that a movie was being made based on the diaries and letters of Franklin D.
Fran’s Top Ten Film List for 2012
Doing this for the first time, I’m discovering that it’s much easier to get outraged about some other film critic’s
Chris Colfer’s live webcast after premiere of his new film at Rosendale Theatre
If you’re a teenager in America with access to cable TV, Chris Colfer may well be one of your heroes
Hyde Park on Hudson screenwriter to speak at Upstate
Hyde Park on Hudson opens this week locally; screenwriter to speak at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck on December 29 Probably
Middle Earth lite
Dear Reader, kindly take the following review under the advisement that its author has been a total Tolkien geek since
The many lives of Adolfas Mekas
In his book of short stories Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives, neuroscientist David Eagleman imagines three deaths. The
Life of Pi needs to be seen, preferably in 3-D
Yann Martel’s novel Life of Pi, which won Britain’s prestigious Mann Booker Prize in 2002, along with a slew of
The chilling scenario of Chasing Ice
You may not recognize the name James Balog right off; but unless you’re a diehard global warming denier, you’ve probably
Old dog, top dog in Skyfall
Wanting, at some point in one’s life, to be James Bond seems to be a fairly universal Guy Thing –