Review: ‘The Kids Are All Right’
For a film about family, Lisa Cholodenko’s The Kids Are All Right effectively twists the dynamics in ways both obvious …
Category Archives: Black Eye
Review: ‘Cyrus’
Film movements, like Lars Von Trier’s Dogme 95, reach critical mass when the aesthetics transcend conventions and document their own …
Review: ‘Twilight: Eclipse’
Cool as a cucumber, Edward (Robert Pattinson) is back full-time in Bella’s (Kristen Stewart) life. Hotheaded Jacob (Taylor Lautner) is …
Riding the Rail to … Redemption?
“Did you know that Cincinnati has an abandoned subway system?” That question kickstarts Cincinnati’s Abandoned Subway, a documented journey into …
Double Vision
Hollywood Hotness is born as a result of the undeniable alchemy of circumstance, timing and luck, all of which the …
Review: ‘Sex and the City 2’
Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) might be the most self-absorbed fictional character ever. And by “might” I mean she is, …
FilmDayton Moves Forward
Some of the more sophisticated political commentary regarding the rise of the Tea Party engages in discussions about the nature …
Review: ‘Babies’
Thomas Balmes’ documentary Babies takes viewers on a global cross-cultural journey inside the experiences of four newborns from Namibia to …
Review: ‘Kick-Ass’
When Dave Lizewski (Aaron Johnson) asks why no one has ever tried to be a real-life superhero, the question initially …
Ten for Ten – A Preview of the 2010 Dayton Jewish International Film Festival
The Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton kicks off the 10th installment of its annual international film festival Tuesday, April 13 …
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