By Andrea K. Hammer On a mission to expand our knowledge of Irrfan Khan‘s films, we popped the movie PIKU into the player with the hope of some good laughs. Humorous DVD Artwork Offers Hope Read More
By Andrea K. Hammer Like Joy, Silver Linings Playbook opens with potentially off-putting intensity, which is ultimately laced with underlying humor and heart. Based on the novel by Matthew Quick, the screenplay by director David Read More
By Andrea K. Hammer During a welcome new period marked by authenticity–one of Artsphoria’s favorite words–Fisherman’s Friends is a great example of this quality in the film world. The first sign of genuineness in Fisherman’s Friends, Read More
By Andrea Karen Hammer The Rewrite (2014), a funny and entertaining film, holds special appeal for screenwriters and others in the film industry, along with anyone who enjoys or needs a good laugh. As the Read More
By Andrea Karen Hammer A Year in Provence is an entertaining seasonal snapshot of a London couple’s autobiographical experience adapting to a new life in France. Based on the book by Peter Mayle, the DVD Read More
By Andrea Karen Hammer When you want to travel virtually to the beautiful land of Greece or experience complete immersion in Greek culture, My Big Fat Greek Wedding and My Life in Ruins are the Read More
By Andrea Karen Hammer Some movies, like Two Weeks Notice, are even more enjoyable after multiple viewings. Favorite scenes are funnier, and actors’ chemistry seems stronger in this romantic comedy. The ensured delivery of hearty Read More
By Andrea Karen Hammer Billed as a “delightful film,” Tortilla Soup (2001) is a touching family-centered comedy for food lovers, which stands the test of time. From the moment this movie begins, close-ups of the Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer From the opening frame of a closeup of a dog with soulful eyes, animal lovers will find this comedy–drama deeply touching and entertaining. A Dog’s Purpose will particularly speak Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer Lost in Paris (2016) is a zany and funny film experience, which Fiona Gordon and Dominique Abel shape with their whimsical physical comedy. From the start of the movie, Read More
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