“They’re so much better than the ones we used to get.” Worldwide, Woods said, there’s a growing emphasis on shorts. “This sprawling drama brings cinematic life” to a 1992 novel, Devika Girish wrote in the New York Times, adding that it “trembles with sound, color and feeling.” Other critics agreed the Rotten Tomatoes website found 21 reviews, all positive.Īnd not all films take up hours of our time. Friday), with three girls separated, due to the treatment of Maori children in New Zealand. Like “Landlocked,” it offers subtlety and poignant pauses. is “Jasmine Road,” a long film (two hours, 15 minutes) about a widowed Canadian rancher and a Syrian immigrant family. She was David Kropp while acting at Holt High, Michigan State and BoarsHead Theater.Īnd at 9 p.m. “It’s not quite (Ingmar) Bergman, but it’s kind of minimalist,” said Delia Kropp, who stars. Sunday is “Landlocked,” the subtle story of a man’s reunion with his father, who transitioned to female. The festival closes three days later with two scripted films that are spare in their dialog and emotions.Īt 6:30 p.m.
0 kommentar(er)
