Henry takes love, and its insularity, for granted --- a telling detail of Mortimer's subtle costume designs is Henry's inveterately casual dress; he's always in his socks, even when others aren't…
Ken Kesey's countercultural tale of Randall P. McMurphy --- aka Jesus Christ with a rap sheet --- inciting revolution among the wackos in a state mental hospital lost most of its metaphoric and…
Of the billions of people out there, is there only one special person for you? That's the key question explored in "Cowboys and Angels," with less than satisfying results. Part "Touched by an…
What starts out as an enigmatic and unusually despairing study of the pressure of repeating past success (a worthy subject for an independent film) abruptly turns into a soft-pedaled, Capraesque…
The members of No Doubt kicked off hometown promotion of their long-awaited new album last week with a series of appearances and events, all capped on Friday with a return engagement at the sold-out…
Reviewed at L.A. Independent Film Festival, April 15, 2000. Running time: 72 MIN.
Executive producer, Michael Berns. Co-executive producers, Chris Korbin, Craig Steel.
Poised as a showcase for John Leguizamo's resourceful and often daring thesping, "King of the Jungle" is as good as Leguizamo can take it playing a mentally impaired young man on Gotham's Upper West…
That age-old theatrical canard --- the physician in need of physic --- comes hurtling back to life in Joe Penhall's "Blue/Orange," a lively if increasingly implausible, even spurious play that has…
You don't have to know your IRA from your UDA, your Nationalists from your Loyalists --- though it would certainly help --- to enjoy "The Force of Change," Belfast dramatist Gary Mitchell's pistol of…
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