David Schwimmer's film Trust is one of the most honest, impressive films about adolescence and parenting in the Internet age that I've seen.
Your Highness is certainly an original film for its genre, but is it any good, with or without the use of dangerous Schedule I controlled substances?
For years, filmmakers and studios have been experimenting with ways to cater to Christian audiences without alienating non-Christian moviegoers. Soul Surfer might be proof that the balance is possible.
Atlas Shrugged is like what would happen if The Da Vinci Code and the Twilight books had a baby, and then Republicans decided that baby should be the basis for running history's most powerful country.
The rules of Atlas Chugged, as with most drinking games, are simple. It's sure to keep your mind occupied as you watch the film while your heart is being filled with disdain for the poor.
Are these shutterbugs adrenaline junkies, journalists, artists, or simply guys with a death wish? As the film follows the lives of the men with and without their cameras, we see that there are no easy answers.
Earthwork stars recent Oscar nominee John Hawkes as real-life crop artist Stan Herd. It shows a reality that's probably much more familiar to people trying to make a living from their art, even if Herd's medium is unusual.
