Review of “Marie Antoinette”

For a long while this film seems so full of promise and so fresh with its charmingly serene pace, exquisite costume design and minimal dialogue. We, like the 14-year-old Marie Antoinette (Kirsten Dunst) become slowly enveloped in the royal French court at Versailles, with its whispering courtiers and highly mannered conventions. But once there, the […]

Review of “A Scanner Darkly”

The novels and short stories of Philip K. Dick have been fertile ground for filmmakers over the years (Blade Runner, Total Recall, Minority Report to name a few) and A Scanner Darkly shares Dick’s common themes of a future filled with dark surrealism and uncertainty. It differs however as a difficult and deeply personal story, […]