By Andrea K. Hammer The Short History of The Long Road, a film by Ani Simon-Kennedy, is a visually expansive yet realistic look at a life of transience. With an intriguing title and striking artwork Read More
By Andrea K. Hammer Exploring the break and repair of a father-son relationship, Made in Italy focuses on trying to cope with the death of a beloved wife and mother. The drama gains power from Read More
By Andrea K. Hammer The movie Brick Lane, based on the best-selling novel by Monica Ali, follows a young Bangladeshi woman in the midst of self-discovery. Introvert Initially Trapped in an Arranged Marriage As the 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 The Founder is a critical movie for every entrepreneur to watch–particularly those experiencing unscrupulous behavior from someone parading as a control-mongering “owner.” True but Shocking Story About the Franchising of McDonald’s Read More
By Andrea K. Hammer If you are looking for a quirky film experience, the movie Britt-Marie Was Here fills the bill. Swedish Film Based on the Bestselling Novel by Fredrik Backman The Swedish film, based Read More
By Andrea Karen Hammer The Lemon Tree, based on a true story, reveals how the owner of a lemon grove was determined to protect land inherited from her father. At the heart of this film, Read More
By Andrea Karen Hammer From the minute a film begins, some actors and actresses immediately grab viewers’ interest and immerse them in a story, which they bring to life. They fit together naturally as couples Read More
By Andrea Karen Hammer For sports fans missing their games, the opening of Playing for Keeps throws viewers into news footage with soccer action. As the ensuing scenes unfold, the movie shows how a star Read More
By Andrea Karen Hammer With universally recognizable themes as Father’s Day approaches and the pandemic lingers, Son of the Bride (2001) still holds interest as a thought-provoking, charming and touching movie. This Argentine comedy-drama, which Juan Read More
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