Film
 There are reasons why the horror anthology—a feature compiled from a handful of short films—is an economical and efficient choice for independent filmmakers. |
Eli Jane in The Way
In a death row cell in a California prison sits Jane Arcs (Eli Jane). After thirteen years here the day has arrived for her to be put to death by lethal... |
Rob Morgan in Steps
A moving performance from Rob Morgan is the best reason to watch this inspirational drama that otherwise fails to deliver the punch it spends nearly two hours... |
 America’s long-cherished status as a cultural melting pot is at the center of Tango Shalom, a likeable comedy whose message about religious tolerance... |
 Sean Kenealy and Eric Silvera are not the first (and likely not the last) aspiring filmmakers who faced the question, How can we make our first movie with no... |
Caveh Zahedi's How To Overthrow The US Government (Legally) is featured in this year's Buffalo International Film Festival
Movie theaters may or may not be on a fast track to extinction, a possibility I never thought I would face in my lifetime. |
 Cheerfully old-fashioned, Love & Debt is a dramedy about an economically stressed family whose gentle tone signals from the outs |
 The title of Spencer McCall’s new documentary may catch the eyes of some potential viewers curious to learn what it means. |