Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer With great appeal for writers, Starting Out in the Evening (2007) will also captivate anyone interested in films about fathers and daughters as well as May-December and other unconventional Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer The Visitor (2007), a movie about complex immigration issues, also focuses on rediscovering an energizing beat in a listless life. With the film driven from the perspective of Walter Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer Addressing the subject of infidelity ahead of its time, Brief Encounter (1945) is unsettling and mesmerizing at the same time. Even after several viewings, palpable frustration builds watching the Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer Anyone who has assumed the responsibility of a caregiver will experience a sense of relief while watching Mid-August Lunch. As an infrequently addressed subject that is challenging to convey Read More
Movie reviews by Andrea Karen Hammer After watching three outstanding films with the ultra-talented Dev Patel, it’s mystifying how this actor previously remained under our radar. Dim memories of rumblings about his first film, Slumdog Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer Green Card (1990) is an uplifting romantic comedy despite the complex subject of immigration. Imbuing his role as Georges with multifaceted qualities, Gerard Depardieu adds depth to this romantic Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer As promised on the DVD cover of Chef, this film is a “deliciously entertaining comedy about starting from scratch.” Along with valuable messages about the importance of following your Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer In her role playing the elderly queen in Victoria & Abdul, Judi Dench is, once again, a marvel to watch. An actress of extraordinary range and depth, she always Read More
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