Filmmaker Daniel Kremer goes beyond the big screen to examine and expose cinema's fascination with a specific setting, and to expand on his own dreams and visions.
Ridley Scott and Joaquin Phoenix have on their hands some kind of...something?
Let's revisit the New Orleans set and shot political thriller.
The Gulf South’s master of the macabre breaks new ground with a cute new musical.
A kind and sentimental documentary about a humble and lovely performer.
A fine rom-com-drama that's great at recognizing the one key element about its protagonist: that he's terrible.
Indie filmmaking at its finest, this followup to 'The Secret Society for Slow Romance' is one charming comedy.
The punishing landscape of America between the coasts is punctuated by depression, desperation, and death in "Blood for Dust."
Here, I express some thoughts on the demolition of a local cinema.
