By Gregory Crofton Opening night of the 52nd Nashville Film Festival was a blast as…
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‘Finding Kendrick Johnson’ investigates a covered up murder that’s heartbreaking and maddening
By Gregory Crofton Director Jason Pollock (Stranger Fruit) is back with another documentary that investigates…
‘WOODSTOCK 99’ Offers Up Shocking Archival Footage Along With a Heavy Dose of Morality
By Jonathon Norcross Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage is the first installment in HBO’s…
Anthony Bourdain Travels Through His Heart of Darkness in ‘ROADRUNNER’
By Gregory Crofton Director Morgan Neville (40 Feet from Stardom, Won’t You Be My Neighbor?)…
‘The Doors – When You’re Strange’ is a Profound Archival Rock Doc that Inspires and Needs to be Shown in Theaters
By Gregory Crofton “I notice that when people are joking they are usually dead serious,…
Remote Ireland Turns Foreboding then Deadly in ‘Sophie: A Murder in West Cork’
By Gregory Crofton Artists and feminists and many others from around the world discover Schull,…