Good Vibes and Great Expectations for the 2013 Hollywood Fringe Festival. The space at 6314 Santa Monica Blvd assumed a larger duty than normal Wednesday night (June 12) as it hosted the Opening Night festivities for...
Category - Film
Ash Revell
A Tribute to filmmaker Elia Kazan – 7th Annual Los Angeles Greek Film Festival
In his 1988 autobiography (Elia Kazan: A Life), Elia Kazan wrote of his 1963 Academy Award winning film America America, “During my experience… I felt totally myself in a way I never have before.” Elia Kazan was born...
The 7th Annual Los Angeles Greek Film Festival kicks off – Los Angeles film festival report
Most consider Greece the home of western thought and tradition. Indeed, some of the earliest stories originated from that part of the world. Thursday night at the Writers Guild Theater in Beverly Hills, however, it was...
“Night of the Ad Eaters” – One Night Only at American Cinematheque’s Egyptian Theatre, Friday May 31st
Witty, hilarious, slightly disturbing, mind-boggling… While some people opt to avoid advertising if they can (leaving the room to make a cup of tea, fast-forwarding through them, arriving at the cinema late)...
Pauline Adamek
“The English Teacher” – Los Angeles film review
Comedies for adults come along so rarely these days, it’s a pleasure to have one to praise. Directed by Craig Zisk from a smart, perceptive script by Stacy and Dan Chariton, The English Teacher is set in a small town in...
Deborah Klugman
