Movie Reviews
J-Wire publishes reviews from Roz Tarszisz, Glen Falkenstein and James Berardinelli
Six Minutes to Midnight – a movie review by Roz Tarszisz
April 7, 2021 by Roz Tarszisz
I often wonder if a story is old fashioned merely because it is set in the past. British film and television consistently produce fine dramas set in bygone eras and this one is no different.
Behind the South African Festival
May 10, 2020 by Henry Benjamin
Claire Jankelson and Di Singer are the directors of the South African Film Festival. Claire answers questions for J-Wire. [Read more]
Just Mercy: a movie review by James Bernardinelli
January 23, 2020 by James Berardinelli - Reelviews
Just Mercy is the kind of high-minded tale about social injustice that often opens around this time of the year. [Read more]
Bombshells: a movie review by James Bernardinelli
January 19, 2020 by James Berardinelli - Reelviews
As a dramatic re-creation of the events leading up to the July 2016 ouster of Fox News honcho Roger Ailes, Bombshell is effective cinema. [Read more]
1917: a movie review by James Bernardinelli
January 10, 2020 by James Berardinelli - Reelviews
When it comes to 20th-century wars, World War I, the so-called “Great War” or “War to End All Wars,” is poorly represented in motion pictures. [Read more]
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Based on the humanitarian works of Irish-born Vatican priest Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty, who saved thousands of escaped prisoners of war, Jews and Italian Resistance families in occupied Rome during World War II, by hiding them in the church.
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