Moving Pictures Vol. 28: Live on the Difference
Logan’s Moving Pictures dives into memories of his Grandmother, playing Polyana, Patrick Swayze, Dirty Dancing, and this week’s movie: RioContinue Reading
Category: Film
Film Review: Hunt (2022)
Writer/Director/Star Lee Jung-jae has created a heady brew of fact, fiction, and intense action in his spy thriller Hunt. Hunt takes theContinue Reading
Film Review: The Menu (2022)
Sharp acting, writing, and direction make The Menu one of the best Studio Produced Films of 2022. Director Mark Mylod’s The MenuContinue Reading
Moving Pictures Vol. 27: Who’s Got You?
Logan’s Moving Pictures returns with a discussion about a reassessing Richard Donner’s Superman: The Movie After kicking around a fewContinue Reading
Film Review: Something in the Dirt (2022)
Filmmakers Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson go back to their indie roots with the “Raymond Carver on Acid” sci-fi dramaContinue Reading
Film Review: Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (2022)
Nothing will prepare you for the life and times of Alfred Matthew Yankovic and his rise to superstardom, his fallContinue Reading
Moving Pictures Vol. 26: The Best There Is At What I Do?
Logan’s Moving Pictures — DEEP BREATH — takes a look at the short-lived bad idea X-Men Origins series… Yes, that’sContinue Reading
Film Review: Hilma (2022)
Lasse Hallström’s biopic of Swedish abstract artist Hilma af Klint struggles to unpack the originality of the artist’s life andContinue Reading
Film Review: The Banshees of Inisherin (2022)
Writer/Director Martin McDonough is back with The Banshees of Inisherin an early 20th-century Irish tale of friendship, silence, fiddle playing, and self-mutilation. It’sContinue Reading
A Room of My Own – London Film Festival 2022
Marie’s final report from #LFF22 hops over to Tbilisi, Georgia, to discover how difficult it is for contemporary young womenContinue Reading