by Miguel Cima | Feb 19, 2017 | Theatrical Reviews, Uncategorized
Director Waheed Alqawasmi delivers an engaging short documentary portrait of the struggles Holocaust survivors endured when they moved to Memphis, TN after being liberated from Nazi concentration camps. Starting over in a whole new country with nothing, these tales of...
by John Wildman | Feb 7, 2017 | Shorts and to The Point, Uncategorized
Marinah Janello TROLL: A SOUTHERN TALE gives an insightful view into the mind of Tony, a hateful and angry online troll whose motivations you can’t possibly fathom before you defriend or block or send into some kind of cyber-oblivion, but not before they have...
by John Wildman | Feb 3, 2016 | Uncategorized
Now, here is my first review of one of the virtual reality projects that have taken center stage at Sundance this year. LEVIATHAN PROJECTAlex McDowell’s virtual reality experience, the LEVIATHAN PROJECT, involves a combination of high technology and...
by John Wildman | Feb 3, 2016 | Uncategorized
For this “Films Gone Wild” Sundance film roundup, we have two films that received big money, which means you will be seeing them soon because someone thought that audiences would flock to see them on a multiplex screen OR they would be clamoring to lavish prestigious...
by John Wildman | Jan 29, 2016 | Uncategorized
Again, I’m going to skip the Sundance play-by-play I used to deliver from this place because frankly, I’m seeing the same people and doing the same stuff as I’ve done years past. And while there is both good and bad in that (seeing friends and catching up – good, same...
by John Wildman | Jan 25, 2016 | Uncategorized
I have frequently written about my admiration of Slamdance and the crew responsible for that fest, especially Annie Jeeves and the PR team there. This year, I’ll likely be reviewing even more films from the fest. We’ll start with these two: FURSONAS Dominic...
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