Welcome to another double-review edition. I saw these two within days of each other, both are directed by women and the titles start and end with the letter 'F.' Unfortunately, I'd give one of these movies a big fat 'F' grade. THE FABULOUS FOUR Female friendship movies are a sub-genre I find appealing, but it’s …
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FlixChatter Review: KODACHROME (2017)
When this title flashed on Netflix, my hubby was instantly intrigued because he's an amateur photographer who's been dabbling in music scoring. The movie blends the subject of photography and music but essentially is a family drama featuring a struggling music executive Matt and his dying estranged father Ben. They end up taking a road …
TCFF 2015 Indies Reviews: Krisha & Wildlike
TCFF 2015 is now done and winners have been announced, but the coverage hasn't quite wrapped just yet 😉 Today we've got two indie dramas, each starring a strong female lead (always welcomed in my book) telling a compelling story. So hope you get to see them when they're opened in your area! Krisha It’s …
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Conspicuous Trailer of the Week: Mao’s Last Dancer
Happy Friday folks! Time for a new trailer since I skipped last week. From Oscar nominated Aussie director Bruce Beresford (Tender Mercies, Driving Miss Daisy), it's a drama based on the autobiography by Li Cunxin. At the age of 11, Li was plucked from a poor Chinese village by Madame Mao's cultural delegates and taken …
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