Review: ‘In Darkness’
Nominated for an Academy Award, a drama from Poland tells the story of a small group who descend into the sewers, seeking to avoid extinction during the Holocaust.
Review: ‘Kill List’
Brutal and shocking, Ben Wheatley’s eerie drama may leave you shaken and / or freaked out.
Review: ‘Rampart’
Woody Harrelson teams again with Oren Moverman (‘The Messenger’) to deliver a harrowing performance as a corrupt police officer.
Denton’s Thin Line Film Festival Starts Tonight: 11 Days of Docs!
Do you love real life? Do you love documentaries? Have we got a festival for you!
Review: ‘A Separation’
My pick as the #2 film of 2011 finally opens in Dallas, just in time for your consideration as an Academy Award nominee for Best Foreign Language Film and Best Screenplay.
Indie Opening: ‘Pina’
Director Wim Wenders explores the world of modern through the choreography of Pina Bausch in a new documentary.
Retro Scene: ‘Rocky’ in 35mm
Sylvester Stallone transformed himself from a slab of beef into a movie star as Rocky Balboa.
Opening Wide: ‘Chronicle’ and ‘Big Miracle’
Teen superheroes, found-footage style, and environmentalism, Hollywood-style, are featured in two new wide releases this weekend.
2012 Academy Award Nominees — Where to See Them in D/FW
The nominations for the 2012 Academy Awards were announced last week, which may prompt two questions in your mind: (1) What are these movies I’ve never heard of? and (2) Where can I see them in theaters, the way they are meant to be seen, before the awards are presented on Sunday, February 26?
Indie Weekend: ‘Albert Nobbs’ and ‘The Theatre Bizarre’
Glenn Close’s performance in ‘Albert Nobbs’ earned her an Academy Award nomination; this weekend, you can see why she deserved the nod.
