Interview: ‘Dopesick’ Writers Danny Strong And Beth Macy On Exposing Big Pharma In Hulu’s...
Roanoke Times reporter Beth Macy has covered on the opioid epidemic for nearly a decade. It was her book Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors and the Drug...
Review: ‘Mothers Of The Revolution’Incredible Doc Highlights Brave Cold War Protestors Of Greenham Common...
Mothers of the Revolution is an all new feature-length documentary that tells the story of the extraordinary women/mothers behind the Greenham Common Peace Camp...
Middleburg Review: ‘C’mon C’mon’Newcomer Woody Norman Shows Joaquin Phoenix His Inner Child With Mike...
The adult relationships one forms as a child are often the ones that shape us. C’mon C’mon, the newest feature from 20th Century Women...
Review: ‘Introducing, Selma Blair’A Deeply Intimate And Must See Story Of The Actress' Resilience
Introducing, Selma Blair is director Rachel Fleit's debut documentary about a deeply intimate and powerful story of one woman’s journey of personal acceptance and...
Middleburg Review: ‘The Humans’Richard Jenkins Leads A Frighteningly Good Cast In This Family Horror...
Family is a nightmare in Stephen Karam’s directorial debut The Humans. Adapting his own one-act Broadway play that brought home four Tony Awards in...
Review: ‘The French Dispatch’Wes Anderson Smacks You With A Rolled Up Newspaper Of Disconnect...
Just when you thought Wes Anderson couldn't be more Wes Anderson, he goes and makes The French Dispatch. If you love the director's unique...
Middleburg Review: ‘The Power Of The Dog’Benedict Cumberbatch Lives The Cowboy Way In Jane...
The Western genre has survived the modern era of filmmaking through constant deconstruction, even as recently in Clint Eastwood's Cry Macho. But few have...
Middleburg Review: ‘Cyrano’Peter Dinklage Sings And Clashes Swords In Joe Wright's Brilliant, Fresh Take...
Years of too many high school romances have left a whole generation of moviegoers cynical to the plight of unrequited love, which makes Joe...
Middleburg Review: ‘Belfast’Kenneth Branagh's Joyous, Modest Slice-Of-Life Drama Will Leave You Buzzing
This has been another year of deeply personal awards season dramas at Middleburg. A couple of years removed from Roma, this year we've got Paolo...
Middleburg Review: ‘The Hand Of God’Paolo Sorrentino's Audacious, Uneven Coming-Of-Age Drama Is His Most...
In Paolo Sorrentino's The Hand of God, the indulgent filmmaker behind indulgent masterpieces Il Divo, The Great Beauty, and more, grief stricken teen Fabietto Schisa (Filippo...