Tribeca 2012: ‘Supporting Characters’ – a relevant and satisfying comedy
Supporting Characters Written by Daniel Schetcher and Tarik Lowe Directed by Daniel Schetcher USA, 2012 Nick (Alex Karpovsky)and Darryl (Tarik Lowe) work as an editing…
Tribeca 2012: ‘Rat King’ artfully distorts reality amidst a video-game nightmare
Rat King Written by Petri Kotwica Directed by Petri Kotwice Finland, 2012 Juri (Max Ovaska), the central character of Rat King, prefers the virtual excitement…
Tribeca 2012: ‘Trishna’ a clever modernization of Thomas Hardy’s classic
Trishna Written by Michael Winterbottom Directed by Michael Winterbottom UK, 2011 Almost any great story possesses two qualities that define it as a classic; those…
Tribeca 2012: ‘Death of a Superhero’ earnest, charming and well-acted
Death of a Superhero Written by Anthony McCarten Directed by Ian Fitzgibbon Ireland/Germany, 2011 Why is it when we see the word “death” in a…
Tribeca 2012: ‘Revenge for Jolly!’ unpolished but undeniably entertaining
Revenge for Jolly! Written by Brian Pestos Directed by Chadd Harbold USA, 2012 Revenge for Jolly! carries with it the promise of a clever premise.…
‘A Separation’ a rarity that succeeds on many levels
A Separation Written and directed by Asghar Farhadi Iran, 2011 A Separation is one of those multi-purpose titles that suggests many different conditions under examination…
‘Carnage’ combines savvy scriptwriting, masterful direction, and awe-inspiring performances
Carnage Directed by Roman Polanski Written by Roman Polansi 2011, France The inciting incident of Carnage involves two preadolescent boys having a disagreement in a…
NYFF 2011: The Sound On Sight Staff Picks Their Favourite Films
Kenneth Broadway A Separation Directed by Asghar Farhadi A Separation is one of the most intellectually stimulating pieces of entertainment I have experienced in…
NYFF 2011: ‘My Week with Marilyn’ boasts an unforgettable Michelle Williams performance
My Week with Marilyn Written by Adrian Hodges Directed by Simon Curits 2011, USA My Week with Marilyn showcases a pantheon of amazing British talents…
NYFF 2011: ‘A Separation’ a rarity that succeeds on many levels
A Separation Written and directed by Asghar Farhadi Iran, 2011 A Separation is one of those multi-purpose titles that suggests many different conditions under examination…
NYFF 2011: ‘Carnage’ combines savvy scriptwriting, masterful direction, and awe-inspiring performances
Carnage Directed by Roman Polanski Written by Roman Polansi 2011, France The inciting incident of Carnage involves two preadolescent boys having a disagreement in…
NYFF 2011: ‘The 99 Unbound’ introduces an intellectually ambitious comic universe
The 99 Unbound Directed by Dave Osborne The 99 Unbound, the first animated feature to be derived from comic series The 99,…
