Those of you who know me personally are aware that I've been applying my cinema nerd powers for almost three years doing promotion an...

A couple of great films are coming to my workplace this weekend.  Luchino Visconti's fatalistically romantic 1957 adaptation of ...

Roberto Rossellini's The Solitude Trilogy has been screening over at my workplace all weekend.  Today marks the only time during the...

Offering a glimpse at what it is to fall out of the middle class, Joe & Harry Gantz' American Winter whispers a harsh truth in...

This coming Friday night, the Northwest Film Center begins their month-long cinema party for the newest centenarian on the block, Unive...

With Tales of the Night , director Michel Ocelot ( Kirikou and the Sorceress ) returns once again to his trademark silhouette animation ...

As the 39th Northwest Filmmakers' Festival gets underway this evening at the NW Film Center , it's worth noting the marked diff...

Beauty is Embarrassing relays the weird, wonderful, and true story of Wayne White , a multidisciplinary artist whose chief goal is to i...

I'm not sure if it was posting 10 times in seven days last week or just how busy things have been while shutting down my day job at V...

Nobody doubts that coal mining in the 20th century was a hard, grimy trade to ply, but  The Miners' Hymns adds noble to the list of...

Born Jerome Felder, Doc Pomus was an extraordinary figure when he first hit the music scene, a white, Jewish blues singer paralyzed by ...