Sunday’s Illness is playing at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival. Find screening information HERE. Or view on Netflix later this year. I guess as a film critic I’m expected to be a tad pretentious, which […]
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Lemonade (Luna de Miere) – Review [Tribeca 2018]
Lemonade is playing at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival. Find screening information HERE. Sometimes, we as Americans get so caught up in our patriotism – the unwavering love for red, white and blue – that […]
Kodachrome – Review
Kodachrome is available to stream on Netflix beginning April 20th. By Hemanth Kissoon Ed Harris brings class, but this is a syrupy road movie. Obvious, predictable, sentimental, there are virtually no surprises. Kodachrome is a […]
INTERVIEW: Ramón Salazar (Sunday’s Illness) [Tribeca 2018]
TV and City had the opportunity to chat with Ramón Salazar, director of Sunday’s Illness, the new Spanish drama playing at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Take a look at what he had to say […]
Scandal: Series Finale – Opinion
Scandal airs its final episode on April 19th, 10pm on ABC. By Ariba Bhuvad And just like that, Shonda Rhimes’ Scandal is coming to an end. Can you believe it? After seven seasons of twisty, […]
The Walking Dead: Season 8 – Review
The Walking Dead concluded its eighth season on April 15th. *SPOILERS FOLLOW* Eight seasons in, 118 episodes down, and we are finally at the stage the show runners keep dubbing “the end”. It is the […]
Children of a Lesser God (Broadway)
Children of a Lesser God is now playing at Studio 54. A revival of 1980’s Tony award winning Children of a Lesser God opened this week at Studio 54. Much of the play still resonates […]
Blu-ray Alert: The Commuter
The 2017 movie The Commuter is available on DVD, Blu-ray, and digital formats on April 17th. Read our partner Keith Noakes’ review HERE. What Should I Know? Mega-action hero Liam Neeson is back in The […]
I Am Evidence – Review
I Am Evidence premieres April 16th on HBO. By Mary Leslie After an unthinkable crime, followed by an unimaginable and degrading test, it’s heartbreaking to think that the only evidence that could put your rapist […]
Chef’s Table: Pastry – Opinion
Chef’s Table: Pastry is now streaming on Netflix. In its first three seasons, Chef’s Table has profiled the culinary wisdom of 22 acclaimed chefs from across the globe. Each documentary-style episode’s subjects head some of […]
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