The Hummingbird Project (review)
A tech take on the stock market
Month: March 2019
Transit (review)
Who’s going where?
Gloria Bell (review)
A remake of the Chilean film
Bright Star (review)
From Steve Martin & Edie Brickell
Out of Blue (review)
Neo-noir in New Orleans
Us (review)
Jordan Peele’s new thriller
Captive State (review)
Aliens have already attacked
Climax (review)
Trippy, literally
Giant Little Ones (review)
Old and new teenage trama
Birds of Passage (review)
Drugs from a different perspective
The Wedding Guest (review)
Dev Patel as an action star (kinda)
Broadway Bound (review)
Neil Simon gets serious
EAT ME, BITCH!
As any Dirtwoman fan knows, Donnie grew up in Oregon Hill, where he was notorious for peeling garlic at Mamma Zu’s (and selling flowers out
Captain Marvel (review)
Brie Larson flies in
PAINT ME, BITCH!
SPIDER MITES OF JESUS: THE DIRTWOMAN DOCUMENTARY will have its Hometown Premiere on April 25, 7:15, Byrd Theatre as part of the Richmond International Film
Apollo 11 (review)
Fascinating new footage
An Act of God (review)
10 new commandments
Pride and Prejudice (review)
The Austen romance on stage
Captain Marvel (review)
Brie Larson dons superhero duds for this latest entry into the Marvel Universe, where she’s pitted against alien races in a battle for the galaxy
Fighting with My Family (review)
Mostly in the ring
Greta (review)
Hell in a handbag
Everybody Knows (review)
Iranian director goes to Spain
In My Chair (review)
TED Talk 6 years later
Every Brilliant Thing (review)
More than a one-man show