The breath-taking Academy Museum of Motion Pictures designed by Renzo Piano is now open

  Yesterday toot Hollywood turned out for the gala opening of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in L.A.  It is the largest institution in the United States devoted to the arts, sciences, and artists of moviemaking. Global in outlook and grounded in the unparalleled collections and expertise of the Academy of Motion Picture The … Continue reading

The Rolling Stones Olé Olé Olé!: A Trip Across Latin America

Despite what seems like a glut of documentary movies on the veteran rock group The Rolling Stones, filmmaker Paul Dugdale’s contribution and the latest one to the list, is still a sheer treat that will appeal to music-lovers even if they are not die-hard fans. Ever since The Stones were part of the vanguard of the … Continue reading

THE RUM DIARY

This is rather a rum film, which is not surprising when one considers its provenance.  But first the plot.  Set in a Puerto Rico in 1960 that looks like something out of a pretty picture book, it tells the tale of a newly arrived idealistic journalist Paul Kemp who’s perchance for doing good in the … Continue reading

The Calamari Sisters teach Queerguru How To Cook

  Roger Walker-Dack joins the Calamari Sisters on the set of their comedy show “Clam Bake” at the Sage Inn & Lounge in Provincetown.

THE SALT OF LIFE

This bittersweet comedy from Italian writer/director/actor Gianni Di Gregio is almost a sequel of his sleeper hit of 2008, the truly delightful ‘MID AUGUST LUNCH’. In that film Gianni was a 60-year-old man living alone with his demanding octogenarian tiny mother who finds himself the custodian of several other old ladies who are dumped upon … Continue reading

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