The Reel Dr. Bob

FILM REVIEWS #440

January 4th, 2013

DECEMBER 20, 2012
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QUICK LOOK AT MY FAVORITES OF THE WEEK-

1) THE FITZGERALD FAMILY CHRISTMAS- Comcast On-Demand
 
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MOVIES I SAW AT THE THEATER- NONE
 
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MOVIES I SAW THIS WEEK AT HOME-

1) CRAIGSLIST JOE- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Setting out to explore whether America still has a sense of community, with people helping each other through hard times, 29-year-old Joseph Garner spends a month depending on the goodness of Craigslist posters for his survival.”Good audience reviews but poor professional ones. TRDB.12/13/12- I disliked this movie and turned it off quickly. If it wasn’t for the cameraman following Joe around who knows how many of those new “friends” would have been so nice to him?” TRDB. Netflix.

2) THE FITZGERALD FAMILY CHRISTMAS- 2012. “With THE FITZGERALD FAMILY CHRISTMAS, Burns returns to the working-class, Irish-American roots of THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN. Reuniting with McMullen co-stars Connie Britton (“Friday Night Lights”, “Nashville”), and Michael McGlone, along with Noah Emmerich (LITTLE CHILDREN, BEAUTIFUL GIRLS), Kerry Bishé (ARGO, RED STATE) and Caitlin FitzGerald (DAMSELS IN DISTRESS, NEWLYWEDS) Burns seamlessly weaves an ensemble story of adult siblings dealing with the desire of their estranged father (Ed Lauter, THE ARTIST, THE LONGEST YARD) to return home for Christmas for the first time since he walked out on his family 20 years ago. Family rifts emerge, and like with any family, Christmas brings a mixed bag of complicated emotions and dynamics. Alliances form, old wounds are reopened or glossed over, and the possibility for a new hope and forgiveness emerges.”12/7/12- The NY Times liked this movie. TRDB.12/17/12- I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. Edward Burns “gets” family relationships in a way that others don’t. TRDB.

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COMING TO NETFLIX NEXT WEEK-
 
DEC. 21-
 
1) ARBITRAGE- 2012. Synopsis  by Netflix. “It’s financial whiz Robert Miller’s day of reckoning. As he struggles to divest his empire before his fraud is brought to light, fate takes a nasty turn. Now desperate and running out of options, Miller turns to an unlikely source for help.” Great early reviews. I saw the coming attractions for this and it looked very good. TRDB.

9/14/12- Fair review at best in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

9/19/12- A suspenseful and well acted financial thriller. TRDB.

2) RED HOOK SUMMER- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Flik’s summer vacation is upended when he’s sent from suburban Atlanta to stay with his preacher grandfather in the projects of Brooklyn. As the old man tries to get religion into his grandson, Flik befriends a mischievous girl from the congregation.”

Fairly good reviews so far for this movie. TRDB.

8/10/12- Good review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

3) PREMIUM RUSH- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “In this fast-paced action flick, a New York City bicycle messenger (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) picks up a mysterious envelope for urgent cross-town delivery. But as the lad cycles against the clock, he must also elude a corrupt policeman who wants the package for himself.”

8/24/12- Good review in today’s NY Times and also by other professionals and audiences. TRDB.
DEC. 24-
 
1) TROUBLE WITH THE CURVE- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Slowed by age and failing eyesight, crack baseball scout Gus Lobel takes his grown daughter along as he checks out the final prospect of his career. Along the way, the two renew their bond, and she catches the eye of a young player-turned-scout.” Fair reviews for this movie starring Clint Eastwood. TRDB.

9/21/12- The NY Times today called this movie “safe” and reserved praise for Amy Adams, Eastwood’s daughter in the film. TRDB.
 2) THE WELL DIGGER’S DAUGHTER- 2011. Synopsis by Rotten Tomatoes. “A bitter class war erupts between two families after the daughter of a humble well-digger get impregnated by the scion of a wealthy shopkeeper. Aging widower Pascale worked hard to provide for his six daughters. As the first shots of World War I are fired, Pascale’s eldest daughter Patricia (Astrid Bergés-Frisbey) returns home from Paris to help raise her younger siblings. Meanwhile, Pascale longs to see Patricia marry his longtime assistant Pascale (Kad Merad) – a hard worker who would make a loving husband. But shortly after arriving back home, Patricia has a fling with Jacques Mazel (Nicolas Duvauchelle), a fighter pilot who hails from a wealthy family, and disappears to the front lines after getting Patricia pregnant. At first, the Mazel’s are furious, accusing the impoverished Amoretti’s of using the situation to stake a claim on their fortune. When Jacques goes missing in action, however, the Mazel’s quickly realize that Patricia’s unborn child may be their only link to the son who sacrificed his life fighting for their country.” Great early professional reviews but audiences have not been as impressed. TRDB.

7/20/12- A just OK review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

9/7/12- An interesting French comedic drama with wonderful acting, especially a great Auteuil. You should see it. TRDB. At the Martha’s Vineyard International Film Festival.

3) THE WORDS- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “After finding a brilliant unpublished book in an old briefcase, wannabe writer Rory Jansen decides to claim it’s his work — but his choice sets events in motion that have him facing an ethical quandary he could never have expected.”

9/7/12- Weak reviews in general and in today’s NY Times as well. TRDB.

9/18/12- Despite the weak reviews a few critics liked it very much. I thought it was done in an interesting manner with an unusual premise and I did like it. The scene at the end with Jeremy Irons I could have done without. TRDB.
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OPENED DURING THE LAST 2 WEEKS IN ADDITION TO THOSE I WROTE ABOUT ON DEC.6-
 
1) DEADFALL- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “On the run after a casino heist, siblings Addison and Liza split up. When Liza gets a ride from a prison parolee heading to his parents’ home for Thanksgiving, unexpected events lead the two families toward a collision in this suspenseful thriller.” 12/7/12- Good review in today’s NY Times but others haven’t been so generous. TRDB.

2) DELHI SAFARI- 2012. Synopsis by Rotten Tomatoes. “The residents of the national park welcome a bright sunny morning, birds singing away merrily, animals running around with joy. A distant thunder breaks the silence and a closer look reveals the jungle being raided by man and machine destroying everything in its path. The night has a very tense air as all the animals gather around with fear in their heart, discussing their fate of losing their habitat to human beings.”12/7/12- Poor review in today’s NY Times. TRDB

3) HONOR FLIGHT- 2012. Synopsis by Rotten Tomatoes. “Honor Flight is a heartwarming, feature-length documentary about a Midwest community joining together to honor World War II veterans one last time. The film follows a devoted team of volunteers as they race against the clock to send every WWII veteran on an Honor Flight to see the war memorials in Washington, DC. The more they do, the more their cause takes on a life of its own.”12/7/12- Good review in general but the NY Times panned it in today’s review, calling it exploitive. TRDB.

4) LAY THE FAVORITE- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Leaving behind her job as a Florida stripper, bubbly Beth Raymer heads to Las Vegas, where she soon joins forces with a professional sports bookie and becomes his good-luck charm — until his jealous wife steps in.”12/7/12- Awful reviews in general and in today’s NY Times as well. TRDB.

5) OFF WHITE LIES- 2012. Synopsis by IMDB. “About a father and his daughter, during the 2006 war between Israel and Lebanon.”12/7/12- A very good review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

6) ONLY THE YOUNG- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “In this poetic documentary, teens Garrison and Kevin use their love of skateboarding and devotion to Christianity to cope with their sometimes-troubled friendship with their female pal Skye and the severe economic slump of their California community.”12/7/12- A weak review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

7) SAHKANAGA- 2012. Synopsis by Rotten Tomatoes. “In 2002, over 300 bodies were discovered on the property of the Tri-State Crematory in the Appalachian foothills of northwest Georgia, thrusting an unassuming, tight-knit community into the international spotlight. SAHKANAGA (meaning “Great Blue Hills of God” in Cherokee, pronounced “sock-uh-nogga”) imagines this event from the perspective of Paul, a teenager who stumbles upon the first body.”12/7/12- A good review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

8) THE SHEIK AND I- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “When he’s commissioned to make a movie for a Middle Eastern biennial, director Caveh Zahedi turns out a satirical film that makes fun of the sheik. Soon, his work is banned and he’s threatened with a fatwa.”12/7/12- A good review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

9) TCHOUPITOULAS- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Join three young men for an unforgettable night in New Orleans as they explore the vibrant city streets and visit places many tourists never see. Along the way, they encounter the memorable people who make the Crescent City such a special place.”12/7/12- A very good review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

10) WAITING FOR LIGHTNING- 2012. Synopsis by Rotten Tomatoes. “WAITING FOR LIGHTNING is the story of Danny Way, the skateboarder whose dream was to jump China’s Great Wall on a skateboard. It’s a film about how much abuse the body can sustain, how deep you have to dig to survive the challenges life presents, and how high and far dreams can fly. In his quest for greatness, Way continues to shape the very sport which helped save his own life.”12/7/12- The NY Times called this movie boring but others were not as generous. TRDB.

11) WAGNER & ME- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Actor and writer Stephen Fry explores a personal paradox: he’s Jewish, but adores the music of Richard Wagner, Hitler’s favorite composer. Fry meets Wagner’s descendants, plays his piano and visits key places in Wagner’s life in a quest for answers.”12/7/12- Critics have liked this film. Today’s NY Time review was difficult to interpret. TRDB.

12) STAND UP GUYS- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “This tough-guy comedy follows the rambunctious reunion between three retired gangsters and their reminiscences of wild times and crimes gone by. Energized by their own memories, the drunken friends unwisely undertake a reckless criminal adventure.”12/14/12- Poor review in today’s NY Times and elsewhere. TRDB.

13) THE GIRL- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “While transporting illegal immigrants across the Texas border, a cash-strapped single mother finds herself caring for a young Mexican girl. Along the way, she’s forced to reexamine her life with a critical eye.”12/14/12- Fair reviews in today’s NY Times and by other professional critics as well. Audiences have not liked this film. TRDB.

14) YELLING TO THE SKY- 2011. Synopsis by Netflix. “Rocker Lenny Kravitz’s daughter, Zoë, stars in this independent coming-of-age tale as Sweetness O’Hara, a conflicted teen trying to reconcile her purposeful dreams with the realities of her violent surroundings.”12/14/12- The Times liked this movie in today’s review. Many other critics have not liked it very much. TRDB.

15) LET FURY HAVE THE HOUR- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “This documentary explores the last three decades of “creative response”: using art as a political statement in response to reactionary politics. Interviews with more than 50 artists include Shepard Fairey, Eve Ensler, Tom Morello and Lewis Black.”12/14/12- Poor reviews all around and in today’s NY Times as well. TRDB.

16) TRASHED- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Actor Jeremy Irons and director Candida Brady go on a worldwide quest to uncover how the enormous amount of garbage generated by the human race has affected the environment and what efforts are being made to repair the extensive damage.”12/14/12- Fairly good review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

17) JASON BECKER: NOT DEAD YET- 2012. “This documentary chronicles the life of Jason Becker, a teen prodigy and ’80s rock-guitar hero whose career was derailed by Lou Gehrig’s disease. Decades after his diagnosis, Becker continues to make music via an innovative computerized system.”12/14/12- Good review in today’ NY Times. TRDB.

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OPENING THIS WEEK-

1) DJANGO UNCHAINED- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Accompanied by a German bounty hunter, a freed slave named Django travels across America to free his wife from a sadistic plantation owner. Quentin Tarantino directs this modern-day spaghetti Western.”Excellent reviews. TRDB.

2) LES MISERABLES- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “The musical version of Victor Hugo’s epic tale of love and sacrifice, first produced for the stage in 1985, now receives the big-screen treatment. The bloody era of the French Revolution is the backdrop to Jean Valjean’s long struggle for redemption.”Fairly good reviews even as some critics complained that the movie was poorly directed. TRDB.

3) PARENTAL GUIDANCE- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “When their daughter must leave for a week, Artie and Diane Decker find themselves in charge of their three grandchildren, whose well-regimented and high-tech lives leave Grandma and Grandpa baffled and ready to bring on the old-school parenting.”No professional reviews as yet. TRDB.

4) WEST OF MEMPHIS- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “After the 1994 conviction of three troubled teens for the murders of three younger boys, questions began to arise about the prosecution of the case, with numerous legal experts and celebrities demanding that previously ignored evidence be examined.”Excellent reviews. TRDB.

5) LUV- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “This indie drama portrays a single day shared by an 11-year-old boy and his uncle, who’s recently rejoined the world after eight years in prison. When the older Vincent brings young Woody along on business, fresh lessons in life await them both.”No reviews as yet. TRDB.

6) PROMISED LAND- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Taking advantage of hard economic times, two salespeople for a natural gas company come to a small town to buy drilling rights from the residents. To their surprise, a local schoolteacher mobilizes a campaign aimed at blocking the company’s plans.”Fair early reviews. TRDB.
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FLORIDA- At the Stonzek Theater Lake Worth Playhouse-
 
1) WUTHERING HEIGHTS- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “In director Andrea Arnold’s updated take on Emily Brontë’s classic tale, the youthful love between English adolescents Cathy and Heathcliff becomes a twisted passion that wreaks havoc as they navigate adult responsibilities and prejudices.” 10/5/12- A mixed review in today’s NY Times but fairly good ones from critics in general. TRDB.
2) BARRYMORE- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Christopher Plummer revives his Tony Award-winning turn as the legendary John Barrymore in this filmed presentation of the stage production. His glory days gone, Barrymore reminisces and reckons with the joys and ravages of his life lived in excess.” Mixed early reviews– some very good and some poor. TRDB.
 
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COMCAST ON-DEMAND-
 
NEW-

1) THE CENTRAL PARK FIVE- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “This piercing documentary examines the case of five teenagers, all African-American or Latino, who were convicted of the brutal rape of a white woman in Central Park in 1989. Years later, the confession of the real rapist set the jailed men free.”Excellent reviews. TRDB.

2) DEADFALL- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “On the run after a casino heist, siblings Addison and Liza split up. When Liza gets a ride from a prison parolee heading to his parents’ home for Thanksgiving, unexpected events lead the two families toward a collision in this suspenseful thriller.”12/7/12- Good review in today’s NY Times but others haven’t been so generous. TRDB.

3) HOPE SPRINGS- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Feeling disconnected in her decades-old marriage, Maeve convinces her skeptical husband to attend a marriage therapy week with a celebrated relationship expert — but now they must shed their inhibitions and learn some new sexual and emotional moves.”Very good professional and audience reviews . TRDB.8/19/12- I liked this movie very much. I found it realistic, honest and very well acted. The comedy involved was a case of “the laughs” when we were uncomfortable with the honesty of the material. Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones were great and great together. TRDB.

4) LAY THE FAVORITE- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Leaving behind her job as a Florida stripper, bubbly Beth Raymer heads to Las Vegas, where she soon joins forces with a professional sports bookie and becomes his good-luck charm — until his jealous wife steps in.”12/7/12- Awful reviews in general and in today’s NY Times as well. TRDB.

5) THE SHEIK AND I- 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “When he’s commissioned to make a movie for a Middle Eastern biennial, director Caveh Zahedi turns out a satirical film that makes fun of the sheik. Soon, his work is banned and he’s threatened with a fatwa.”12/7/12- A good review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

6) WAITING FOR LIGHTNING- 2012. Synopsis by Rotten Tomatoes. “WAITING FOR LIGHTNING is the story of Danny Way, the skateboarder whose dream was to jump China’s Great Wall on a skateboard. It’s a film about how much abuse the body can sustain, how deep you have to dig to survive the challenges life presents, and how high and far dreams can fly. In his quest for greatness, Way continues to shape the very sport which helped save his own life.”12/7/12- The NY Times called this movie boring. TRDB.

7) YELLING TO THE SKY- 2011. Synopsis by Netflix. “Rocker Lenny Kravitz’s daughter, Zoë, stars in this independent coming-of-age tale as Sweetness O’Hara, a conflicted teen trying to reconcile her purposeful dreams with the realities of her violent surroundings.”12/14/12- The Times liked this movie in today’s review. Many other critics have not liked it very much. TRDB.

REPEATS-

1) ALL TOGETHER- Fairly good reviews
2) ARBITRAGE- I liked this movie a lot
3) BACHLORETTE- Fair reviews at best
4) BALLPLAYER: PELOTERO- A fairly good documentary that could have been better
5) THE COMEDY- A poor review from the NY Times
6) CRAIGSLIST JOE- Good early reviews
7) ESCAPE FIRE: THE FIGHT TO RESCUE AMERICAN HEALTHCARE-  Good reviews
8)THE FITZGERALD FAMILY CHRISTMAS- I liked this movie very much
9) THE FIVE-YEAR ENGAGEMENT- OK reviews
10) THE FLAT- I liked this movie
11) FRIENDS WITH KIDS- Very good
12) GREEN WAVE- Good reviews
13) HOW TO SURVIVE A PLAGUE- Good reviews
14) THE IRON LADY- Weak movie but worth seeing just for Meryl Streep
15) THE LONELIEST PLANET- Lots of bad reviews. I saw 10 minutes for free On-Demand and did not like it
16) MOONRISE KINGDOM- I liked it
17) NESTING- Audiences have liked this more than the critics
18)OCTOBER BABY- Awful professional reviews
19) PEOPLE LIKE US-  I enjoyed the movie despite some light fluff. Some good dialogue as well
20) PRICE CHECK- Mixed reviews
21) THE PUSHER- OK reviews but critics said the original was better
22) SALMON FISHING IN THE YEMEN- Most liked this a lot but I found it full of Hollywood
23) SAVE THE DATE- Mixed reviews
24) WOMAN IN THE FIFTH- I liked it

Cablevision Link– http://www.optimum.net/VOD/movies?cat=Movies+On+Demand%2FIndependent+Films%2FIFC+In+Theaters

DirecTV- www.directv.com/DTVAPP/listing/ppvMovies.jsp

Time Warner Link- www.twondemand.com
 
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BOB’S PICKS IN THE SUBURBS- (Westchester and Fairfield Counties)
 
NEW IN THE BURBS-
REPEATS-

1) ANNA KARENINA- Jacob Burns, Bethel, Clearview 100. 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Oscar winner Tom Stoppard penned this adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s classic novel, which stars Keira Knightley as the titular 19th-century Russian aristocrat who enters into a passionate and forbidden love affair with the well-heeled Count Vronsky.”OK early reviews in general but a few miserable ones as well. TRDB.11/16/12- Basically a good review in today’s NY Times. I think the Times was disappointed. Others gave it mixed reviews, more good than bad. TRDB.

2) HITCHCOCK- Jacob Burns, Bethel, Saw Mill Hawthorne, Danbury, Clearview 100. 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Iconic filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock struggles with his marriage, the censors and the financiers of his 1960 film Psycho in this biopic. Driven to prove he still has an edge, Hitchcock crafts what would become one of the greatest thrillers of all time.”11/23/12- Mixed reviews from most critics  and a weak one from today’s NY Times. TRDB.

3) HYDE PARK ON THE HUDSON- Jacob Burns, Bethel, Clearview 100. 2012. Synopsis by Rotten Tomatoes. “In June 1939, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Bill Murray) and his wife Eleanor (Olivia Williams) host the King and Queen of England (Samuel West and Olivia Colman) for a weekend at the Roosevelt home at Hyde Park on Hudson, in upstate New York – the first-ever visit of a reigning English monarch to America. With Britain facing imminent war with Germany, the Royals are desperately looking to FDR for support. But international affairs must be juggled with the complexities of FDR’s domestic establishment, as wife, mother, and mistresses all conspire to make the royal weekend an unforgettable one.”Mediocre early reviews. TRDB.12/7/12- Weak review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.

4) LINCOLN- Jacob Burns, Bethel, Saw Mill Hawthorne, Danbury, Clearview 100. 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Director Steven Spielberg takes on the towering legacy of Abraham Lincoln, focusing on his stewardship of the Union during the Civil War years. The biographical saga also reveals the conflicts within Lincoln’s cabinet regarding the war and abolition.”11/9/12- The NY Times gave this a great review today. TRDB.11/18/12- There have been many critics raving about this movie. Day-Lewis gave a wonderful performance but I found the movie uninspiring and I felt that it was too long, too preachy and that there were too many characters to keep track of. TRDB.

5) SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK- Saw Mill Hawthorne, Danbury. 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “After a four-year stay in a psychiatric institution, former teacher Pat Peoples has no choice but to move back in with his mother. While he’s trying in vain to reunite with his wife, Pat meets another woman fated to change his life.”Very good reviews. TRDB.11/16/12- Very good review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.12/4/12- A very enjoyable piece of fluff that had a few lessons about life as well. TRDB.

6) LIFE OF PI- Danbury. 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “Based on Yann Martel’s best-selling novel, this coming-of-age tale recounts the adventures of Pi, an Indian boy who is the sole survivor of a shipwreck. Pi finds himself on a lifeboat with only some zoo animals for company.” Excellent reviews. TRDB.

7) ARGO- Saw Mill Hawthorne. 2012. Synopsis by Netflix. “In 1979, when Iranian militants seize the American embassy, six Americans slip into the Canadian embassy for protection, prompting the CIA to concoct an elaborate plot to rescue them by pretending that they are filmmakers rather than diplomats.” Excellent reviews. TRDB.10/25/12- A fascinating and apparently true story that will keep you on the edge of your seat. TRDB.

8) THE OTHER SON- Clearview 100. 2012. Synopsis by Rotten Tomatoes. “”The Other Son” is the moving and provocative tale of two young men — one Israeli, the other Palestinian — who discover they were accidentally switched at birth, and the complex repercussions facing them and their respective families. Joseph (Jules Sitruk), an 18-year-old musician preparing to join the Israeli army for his mandatory military service, lives at home in a comfortable suburb of Tel Aviv with his parents, France-born physician Orith (Emmanuelle Devos) and Israel-born army commander Alon Silbers (Pascal Elbé). A blood test for Joseph’s military service reveals that he is not their biological son. During the Gulf War Joseph was evacuated from a clinic along with another baby, and the pair were given back to the wrong families. While Palestinian Joseph went to Tel Aviv with the Silbers, their actual Jewish son, Yacine (Medhi Dehbi), was brought to the West Bank by an Arab couple, Said (Khalifa Natour) and Leila (Areen Omari). The revelation turns the lives of the two families upside-down, forcing them to reassess their respective identities, values, and beliefs.” 10/26/12- A good review in today’s NY Times. TRDB.10/28/12- I liked this movie very much. Great acting and a different slant on a premise that has been done before. The film was very well done especially and dealing with the sensitivities regarding this region of the world. Highly recommended. TRDB.

For Independent Films in Your Neighborhood go to- www.emergingpictures.com

For Independent Films in Palm Beach County go to www.lakeworthplayhouse.org  

For Films everywhere go to- www.fandango.com
 
ENJOY!!
THE REEL DR. BOB

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