Category Archives: Movies

Road Trip! Nebraska   Bruce Dern turns in an Oscar-nominated performance as Woody, the bad-tempered retiree who thinks he’s won a million dollars and decides it pick it up in person, making the trip to Montana- by foot if necessary, … Continue reading →

A VERY revealing Portrait Spinning Reels presents The Invisible Woman. As both director and star, Ralph Fiennes presents a sumptuous, passionate view of one of the greatest literary figures of the English language- Charles Dickens. Based upon the secret almost … Continue reading →

  What does it take to be a real parent?   We’ll be looking at that question in the movie Like Father, Like Son. Two families of very different socio-economic status are thrown into upheaval when it is revealed that … Continue reading →

A whole different form of ‘social media’! Irrfan Khan ( Life of Pi, Slumdog Millionaire) stars in The Lunchbox in which a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two very different people—a neglected housewife and a grumpy widower on the verge of retirement—and paves … Continue reading →

 A Romance for the Ages? Meg and Nick have been married- a looong time- and it’s beginning to show. For their 30th wedding anniversary, they return to Paris hoping for rejuvenation in the romance which they felt the first time. … Continue reading →

Would YOU? COULD You? On Monday, February 24th at 7 and 7:10PM, we have the chance to ask some very serious questions. Philomena is an acting  tour de force by Judi Dench (Skyfall, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel), and is funny, … Continue reading →

  Inside Llewyn Davis is another tour de force of writing and directing by the Coen brothers, Joel and Ethan (O Brother Where Art Thou, The Big Lebowski), and as usual, is funny, quirky, sincere and bittersweet as it looks … Continue reading →

Enough Said highlights the acting of two of television’s most memorable players, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and James Gandolfini in his final lead role. These two fine actors bring a sensitivity and comedic timing to their roles that will have you wishing they … Continue reading →

Water, water everywhere? Find out on Monday, January 13th at 7PM, what we’re doing to an essential element in our lives in Watermark Multiple award-winning filmmaker Jennifer Baichwal and renowned photographer Edward Burtynsky have produced a beautiful documentary. While avoiding … Continue reading →

 In The Hunt, Director Thomas Vinterberg has created a masterful Danish film in which the lead, Mads Mikkelsen (A Royal Affair, Casino Royale,  Hannibal) won Best Actor Award at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.  He portrays a nursery school teacher living … Continue reading →