Review: Genius

It makes a convincing argument for viewing Thomas Wolfe’s work as a product of the exuberance of the 1920s.

Review: Before I Go to Sleep

It’s hard to tell if the film is hampered or helped by the performances of its three stars, because it’s so amateurishly written and directed that their participation beggars belief.

Review: Arthur Newman

Throughout Dante Ariola’s film, the expressions of the false-identity theme are multitudinous, and about as subtle as the Colin Firth character’s choice for a new last name.

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