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By Gregory Crofton I had my suspicions after I saw the ladies in pink dancing next to the mouth of a massive fish sculpture, but I went to the theater and watched the film anyway because Errol Morris and Werner…
Margaret Atwood: Once in August , Michael Rubbo, provided by the National Film Board of Canada In “Margaret Atwood: Once in August,” filmmaker Michael Rubbo attempts to discover what shapes the celebrated writer’s fiction and what motivates her characters. As…
Acclaimed director Werner Herzog’s documentary about the dangers of texting while driving.
By Gregory Crofton Eugene Jarecki’s “THE HOUSE I LIVE IN” has a similar feel to his brilliant “WHY WE FIGHT,” a 2005 documentary about the rise of America’s military industrial complex. But that feeling doesn’t arrive until you’re about three-quarters…
