Wednesday, April 15

Hopkins makes his own way

If Anthony Hopkins were in charge of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, aspiring filmmakers would have a drastically different education. To start, he would promptly throw away all the guide books. Read more...





Weekend Review: “The Gas House”

Much like the state of matter in its name, "The Gas House" lacks a definite and tangible shape. Making its West Coast premiere at Hollywood's Sacred Fools Theater, the play is full of interesting ideas and characters but fails to fully realize its potential. The strong acting and much of William Donnelly's script simply deserve better. Read more...


Renaissance man

While most American moviegoers, even the extraordinary ones, may not be familiar with the works of Polish filmmaker Lech Majewski, that's changing "“ at least for local Los Angeles cinema buffs. Read more...


Colbert candidacy smart

It is with some measure of guilt that I confess I count myself among the many who get a large portion of their news from the satirists on Comedy Central. Read more...