Author: Film Noise

  “If he snatches away, who can stop him? Who can say to him, ‘What are you doing?” My parents and I had just finished watching A Perfect

There has never really been a time in my life when I watched a movie because I felt it was my duty as an American. Not even documentaries

“It was very clear, you don’t decide to be a writer you are one, or you’re not one. Art is not a democracy.” I wish I could tell

Secrets, Lies, and Indifference Laura Poitras Citizenfour makes its way to American soil just in time for the New York Film Festival Mrs. Bridge was a spunky woman

Filmmaker Nick Broomfield uncovers the once idle details in his latest documentary At what point should we begin to care about people? With the daily impediment of the

How far does imagination extend? As levels of comprehension are often based on which reality is presented, it’s hard to truly imagine its limits. These roadblocks are often

Whiplash Premiers at The New York Film Festival “There are no two words in the English language more harmful than good job.” Sometimes movies are that thing you

’71: NOT The Equalizer War tends to find its way in movies the way a car chase, love triangle or training sequence does, as a backdrop for profound

In 1966 when the song “Eleanor Rigby” came out, the passing of a note in a college classroom was perhaps more commonplace. Fifty years later Connor (James McAvoy)

Once Joan Rivers left the red carpet after too many publicist debacle’s, the universe gave us Star Jones followed by Ryan Seacrest, an insulting lubed up puppet show

Prison has been documented by filmmaker’s countless times, with the French film A Prophet as the genre’s most authentic and sharp character study, which follows the prison sentence

“If I do my job perfectly I will probably kill you” Seeing Billy Wilder’s The Apartment seemed like a task, like something on a college film studies syllabus

Advent Film Group, who distributed the film Hero, was founded in order to uphold Christian values and teach young aspiring filmmakers how to make movies. It’s fair to

Cult Classic typically stands for only we get it and everyone else can go f*ck themselves It was on a family road trip (no this is too picturesque,

“Did you loose your mind all at once or was it a slow gradual process?” Before I started living I watched movies: Dorothy opening the black and white