Fear no more the lightning-flash, Nor the all-dreaded thunder-stone; Fear not slander, censure rash; Thou hast finish'd joy and moan; All lovers young, all lovers must Consign to thee, and come to dust.
The plays the thing, because something is rotten in Denmark, etc.
"Out, vile jelly!" — Shakespeare. See, it's a play about blindness of various kinds.
It’s been more than a decade since actor-producer-writer-director Warren Beatty stood before a camera (Town & Country) and almost double that since last he looked through a viewfinder (Bulworth). The lure of one notorious playboy starring as equally profligate real-life womanizer Howard Hughes proved to be irresistible. Beatty’s portrayal of …
Rafael Montero directs this story of mothers who discover that their children were switched at birth. The kicker: one of the kids is not well.
Sudha Kangara Prasad writes and directs this tale of an aging, disgraced boxer looking for redemption through his training of a young protege. In Hindi and Tamil with English subtitles.
Gautham Menon writes, directs, and produces, this action-romance movie. In Telugu.
We open in mid-collapse: an Iranian couple, Emad (Shahab Hosseini) and Rana (Taraneh Alidoosti), soon to star in a blue-penciled staging of Death of a Salesman, are forced to relocate when their tenement begins to crumble. Their new apartment — the former home of an in-demand prostitute and an ex-John …
This film plays as part of the San Diego Latino Film Festival's Cine Gay Showcase. According to the festival brochure, "After 18 years of exposing stories of human trafficking and sexual exploitation, documentarian Chelo Alvarez-Stehle is inspired to examine secrets of her family’s past after meeting sex trafficking survivor, Virginia …
Mahesh Rao directs this action-romance. In Kannada.
K.S. Ravindra directs this tale of a ruthless fuedal lord, a helpless princess, and a maverick cop. In Telugu.
Remember those delightful cartoons from the '30s where store shelves or magazine racks would come to life at the close of business day? Change the setting to a modern-day supermarket, multiply the standard seven-minute running time by twelve, limit your five (!) screenwriters to 100 “fucks” apiece, and you’ll get …