Film

Throughout the mid ‘90s, the genocide in Rwanda was a hot topic to say the very least. Coverage of the event was a daily phenomenon […]

“Prowl” is one of those horror films that gets the horror part right and the film part wrong. Although most of the scares are effective, […]

Before we get this review underway, we’d just like to say that this review is presented by Galaxy Comics and Collectibles III in Brooklyn, NY. […]

Sundance Institute celebrates 30th anniversary of June Directors Lab; program has become a model for creative support and development of artists worldwide Los Angeles, CA […]

Winter’s Bone, Last Train Home, La Mission, Son of Babylon, Freedom Riders, A Small Act, Amreeka, Afghan Star, Boy, and Udaan to Be Screened One […]

A critic is defined by his/her credibility, right? Well, what if you had to sacrifice a part of your honesty in order to get interviews […]

Review Fix Staff Writer Maria Bonello sits in on a roundtable interview with “Last Night” supporting cast member and Hollywood veteran Griffin Dunne, who discusses […]

Ever imagine what your love life would be like if you gave a failed relationship a second chance? If so, Jody Richardson and Jordan Canning’s […]

Jay Rosenblatt’s short, “The D-Train,” is a ride on mass transit that you’ll soon forget. In spite of its unique presentation, it’s more like a […]

New York, NY [April 30, 2011] – The 10th annual Tribeca Film Festival (TFF), co-founded by Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff, and […]

Every year at Tribeca, a short film comes along that you don’t want to see end. It’s smart, funny at all the right places and […]