Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer McFarland USA, a surprising Disney film, is based on the true story of a Latino cross-country team racing against the odds. In the role of Coach Jim White, the Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer Paris Can Wait is a visually delicious film from beginning to end. Viewers follow Diane Lane‘s character, Anne, who takes a trip to Paris–with constant detours. With the help of 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
Review by Andrea Karen Hammer The Bookshop (2017) is a movie about one woman’s desire to fulfill her dream and another’s determination to destroy it. Based on the book by Penelope Fitzgerald, the story is Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer Despite the tough themes involving a dysfunctional family dealing with a mother’s serious illness, The Hollars (2016) completely lives up to its cover billing as “fiercely funny” (Peter Travers, Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer The film Renoir, like the master’s well-lit paintings, is set in the French Riveria during the summer of 1915. In the movie, Vincent Rottier plays Jean Renoir, son of Read More
Movie review by Andrea Karen Hammer The Tree (2010) is a mystical and comforting film about dealing with profound loss, along with the struggle to adjust and move forward. The movie focuses on a massive Read More
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
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