Author: jose

The lack of personality forces the viewer to consider the plot, which is a load of utter nonsense.

This brisk 80-minute documentary is a wall-to-wall commemoration of a genre by the people who love it the most. 

“William Tell” is stuck in multiple in-between phases, and filmmaking modes.

Accomplishes most of what it sets out to do, even if its ambitions are as low as the over-ripe fruit that its filmmakers leisurely swipe at. 

It is enormously satisfying watching Nazis get their asses kicked. 

Screenwriters Eric Randall and Madhuri Shekar give us believable characters with a believable connection.

It’s rich territory for storytelling.

An example of how to make a low-budget movie that immerses you in a long-gone world and the minds of people who lived in it.

“When Fall is Coming” feels like a return to form, exploring the dramatic possibilities of relationships in subtle and disarming ways.

A vision that feels at once ingenious and highly genuine.