Legendary German filmmaker Werner Herzog has a made a new documentary that takes on the growing problem of texting and driving. Entitled From One Second To The Next, the approximately 30-minute documentary employs raw...
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Pauline Adamek
Werner Herzog’s “Hearsay of the Soul” – video installation at Getty Museum – Los Angeles art review
“Yes, it’s true—minutes into his performance, he departs!” —Werner Herzog. A five-channel video installation by celebrated German filmmaker Werner Herzog, Hearsay of the Soul, is now on view at the Getty Center...
“Museum Hours” – Los Angeles film review
Filmmaker Jem Cohen’s Museum Hours strives to be a meditation on art and life, a reflection on the interchangeability between the painting and sculpture housed in a great museum and the ways of the world outside its...
Deborah Klugman
“Blue Jasmine” by Woody Allen – a truly virtuosic performance by Cate Blanchett film review
Woody Allen’s newest movie, Blue Jasmine, provides a platform for a truly virtuosic performance by Cate Blanchett that is sure to be remembered at Oscar voting time. Why is there so much Oscar buzz swirling around...
“The Time Being” starring Frank Langella and Wes Bentley – Los Angeles film review
The Time Being (2012) is a visually arresting film, an ambitious effort undercut by a problem script and a forgettable performance by lead actor Wes Bentley. Bentley plays Daniel, a young painter with a wife (Ahna...