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Leonard Klady of Variety reviewed the film in November 1997, stating "Josh Evans’ second feature, Glam, is another downbeat saga certain to enhance his rep but unlikely to break the bounds of specialized exhibition. A grim tale of Hollywood hustlers and marginals, the film is confident, disturbing and sometime diffuse.
Boyle finds video evidence of Johnny with another inmate in an intimate position in prison, indicating Johnny may be gay. Graham pressurises Johnny to do the right thing or risk being outed. With no other choice, Johnny agrees and testifies against Rusty linking him to the murders and seemingly sealing Rusty's fate.
Leonard Klady of Variety called the film "fitfully successful" and observed, "Howard Davies provides an appropriately somber tone for this tale of blood rivalries and emotional manipulation. Yet the relentless weightiness of the proceedings wears down the viewer and limits the film's appeal to a specialized audience . . .
Bradley Cooper's transformation into iconic American composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein is at the forefront of Netflix's new trailer for Maestro, the biopic directed and co-written by the actor.
Amazon Prime Video has released the first trailer for the Biblical epic series “House of David.” Newcomer Michael Iskander, who starred in the Tony Award-winning musical “Kimberly Akimbo ...
The summary of Leonard Klady's favorable Variety review reads "The iconoclastic oeuvre of Percy Adlon provides another unusual human comedy in "Younger and Younger." ." Superficially a family drama of an errant, philandering father, the yarn spins out from its simple premise into fantasy, music, black comedy and innumerable offbeat dig
The Free Leonard Peltier team is also requesting more screenings at Sundance since those scheduled are sold out. They are also assembling a panel for the festival’s audiences in connection with ...
My Life is a 1993 American drama film written, directed and co-produced by Bruce Joel Rubin, starring Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman. [3] With a PG-13 rating, this film's worldwide box office gross was $54 million.