Apr 23, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Francois Ozon’s quiet sexual drama raises more questions than it answers and perhaps that was the intent, for better or worse. More

Apr 22, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

An intriguing look at artist Ralph Steadman, with a particularly captivating focus on his lifelong relationship with the combustible Hunter S. Thompson. More

Apr 21, 2014 Cinema Issue #49 - February/March 2014 - Portlandia

The German Doctor is centered on a stoic performance by Àlex Brendemühl, whose Mengele is a departure from the mustache-twirling villains of Marathon Man and The Boys from Brazil.  More

Apr 18, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

“Siggi” Hjartarson is the founder and curator the Icelandic Phallological Museum, the world’s only permanent collection of penises. More

Apr 17, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

A Promise is almost as much an exercise in patience for its viewers as it is for its separated lovers.  More

Apr 15, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

The Railway Man is an ambitious, well-intentioned film plagued by flat, predictable storytelling. More

Apr 14, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Draft Day is a perfectly enjoyable movie with a solid understanding of football and football minds, but tends to lag when focusing on subplots not related to football. More

Apr 11, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Being about 70% romantic-comedy and 30% quirky underdog sports movie, to call the plot of Cuban Fury predictable would be an understatement.  More

Apr 10, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Hateship Loveship is by no means a bad film, but it’s an unfortunately easy one.  More