Author: Dale Wilson
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Marc Clebanoff discusses indie filmmaking
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Marc Clebanoff: This indie filmmaker talks about trying to make his break in his chosen industry and offers inspirational thoughts for other aspiring artists.
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Marc Clebanoff talks ‘Unspoken’
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Unspoken (2005) is an indie film made in Los Angeles by a young man creating his own break in the film industry.
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Nollywood comes to Hollywood
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Nollywood Rising makes its debut in Los Angeles as a way to introduce itself and give meaning to Nollywood.
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‘Equilibrium’ has lots of action and great visuals but is feel far too familiar
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A science fiction action film that establishes an interesting world but not a new concept.
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‘Battle Royale’ (Batoru rowaiaru) is a great fight flick worth a view… but just once
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This is an ultra-violent horror show with social commentary and kitsch potential.
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‘Musa’ is an amazing, big budget Korean swordplay film
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This big budget action film discusses culture and class with huge success.
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‘Princess Blade’ (Shura Yukihime) lacks cohesion
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A modern day sword play film with immense potential that doesnt quite deliver
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Tony Jaa kicks open cultural doors
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Tony Jaa the star of the new action film Ong Bak sees himself as an ambassador for Thai culture and Muay Thai and hopes that viewers will walk away from his films with something new…
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‘City of God’ reveals the dark, gritty reality of living in the ghetto in Rio de Janeiro
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This sometimes difficult to watch film succeeds on many different levels.
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‘Things to Do in Denver When You’re Dead’ is a clever, quick, and concise film
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This post-Reservoir Dogs gangster film finds its name and place in any good DVD collection.