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INTERVIEW: Filmmaker Steven-Charles Jaffe and ‘Gahan Wilson: Born Dead, Still...
“If Crumb can have a documentary, then so can Gahan Wilson!” The decision had been made. Gahan Wilson is a force of nature. And so is filmmaker Steven-Charles Jaffe. Wilson found in Jaffe someone who...
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‘Gahan Wilson: Born Dead Still Weird’ Campaign Kicks Off August 18, 2013
“We’re going all the way!” says filmmaker Steven-Charles Jaffe about his fundraising campaign in support of his documentary on master cartoonist Gahan Wilson, “Gahan Wilson: Born Dead, Still Weird.”...
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Blu-ray Review: BIG HERO 6
I’d really been meaning to see “Big Hero 6.” Now is definitely the time with its Oscar win for Best Animated Feature and it just becoming available for home viewing. Disney certainly knows how to...
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Oscars 2016: THE BIG SHORT
“The Big Short” is a movie that has earned its place among a unique set of movies that can really make a difference. Who knew that the more arcane details of the housing crisis and subsequent...
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Movie Review: ‘La La Land’
In love with the magic of Old Hollywood. “La La Land” is as much a movie about movies as it is an exploration of a relationship, at least within the unique confines of a musical. That’s a tall order...
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Movie Review: ‘Toni Erdmann’
Peter Simonischek plays the role of Winfried Conradi (alias Toni Erdmann). The poet, Philip Larkin, advised “don’t have any kids yourself” in his celebrated poem on parenting, “This Be The Verse.” In...
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Movie Review: THE POST
Meryl Streep as Katharine Graham The Washington Post is in an awkward spot as one of the objects of disdain for Donald Trump. However, the Trump White House requested copies of “The Post” and 20th...
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Oscars 2018: Why ‘Get Out’ Could Win for Best Picture
After a startling presentation mix-up for the best picture award, Barry Jenkins, at the mic, and the Moonlight cast accept the award at the Oscars on Sunday.Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP Not so long ago,...
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Movie Sketchnote Review: ‘1917’
A story told in the trenches. 1917 is a movie that brings World War I to life, a story told in the trenches and meant to be sobering. Early scenes in the film are looking down into the trenches. The...
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Movie Sketchnote Review: ‘Parasite’
Cramped Quarters Would I have seen Parasite differently if I’d never heard of it and I’d simply stumbled upon it? I believe that I would have recognized it as something unique. But how high would my...
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