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FilmMourning Becomes ThemGeorge Robinson Special To The Jewish Week | Aug 27, 2008Although it is underappreciated by most critics, farce is one of the most difficult film and theater genres to master. It takes breakneck pace, split-second timing, a high degree of teamwork and a great sense - Read More - Sydney Pollack’s Moral ReinsEric Herschthal Staff Writer | Aug 27, 2008Sydney Pollack began filming “They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?” in February of 1969, when he was not yet 35. It would be his fifth film in four years, the prolific nature of his early career - Read More - Arrested DevelopmentGeorge Robinson Special To The Jewish Week | Aug 20, 2008It was only on second viewing that I realized how deeply serious Azazel Jacobs’ new film “Momma’s Man” is. When I first saw the film, which opens on Aug. 22 at the Angelika Film Center, ... - Read More - WEB EXCLUSIVE: Woody's New Foreign Affair: The Strain In SpainGeorge Robinson Special to the Jewish Week | Aug 13, 2008... - Read More - ‘Sixty Six’ Delivers Some Comic KicksGeorge Robinson Special To The Jewish Week | Jul 30, 2008Paul Weiland spent many years laboring in British television, but he had the good fortune to be part of the team that made Rowan Atkinson an international star as Mr. Bean, ... - Read More - Bend It Like BernieCurt Schleier Special To The Jewish Week | Jul 30, 2008When Paul Weiland was growing up in London and his schoolmates chose sides to play soccer, he was always picked last — after the boy with polio. - Read More - The Other Guy With That MustacheEric Herschthal Staff Writer | Jul 30, 2008Charlie Chaplin had gone missing. Since his 1936 film “Modern Times,” this British expat who had become one of America’s richest men and its cause célèbre, ... - Read More - More Film News |
  
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