The Reporting Life
Oh, the places you'll go
Kathleen Maher
1-30 of 109 entries
Features, Sept. 2, 2021
Glengarry Glen Ross
David Mamet's story of salesmen caught in their unique form of hell also offers a cornucopia of fine performances.
Movie Review, Oct. 9, 1992
Echoes From a Somber Empire
Movie Review, Oct. 2, 1992
Innocent Blood
Movie Review, Oct. 2, 1992
Clearcut
Movie Review, Sept. 18, 1992
The Hairdresser's Husband
The Hairdresser's Husband is a tightly knit, though slight, tale told in the best of humor. It's the story of despair bred by utter happiness. The story of this marriage begins with the husband's childhood in which he developed an adolescent crush on the town's buxom barber and also a severe case of jock itch thanks to the red wool bathing trunks his mother made him wear. Freud would not approve.
Movie Review, Sept. 18, 1992
Time Will Tell
Movie Review, Sept. 11, 1992
Sneakers
Movie Review, Sept. 11, 1992
Traces of Red
Movie Review, Sept. 4, 1992
Honeymoon in Vegas
Movie Review, Aug. 28, 1992
Highway 61
Movie Review, Aug. 14, 1992
Locked Up Time
Movie Review, July 31, 1992
Mo' Money
Movie Review, July 31, 1992
Man Trouble
Movie Review, July 24, 1992
Prelude to a Kiss
Movie Review, July 17, 1992
Incident at Oglala
British filmmaker Apted makes a carefully reasoned, yet passionate statement about the legal system that has ensnared American Indian Movement activist Leonard Peltier.
Movie Review, July 10, 1992
Titicut Follies
Wiseman filmed conditions in the Bridgeport Mental Hospital with a bare minimum of crew and equipment, which resulted in a devastatingly candid view of life behind the high walls of a state mental hospital for the criminally insane.
Movie Review, July 10, 1992
Unlawful Entry
Movie Review, July 3, 1992
Hearing Voices
Movie Review, June 26, 1992
Proof
Movie Review, June 12, 1992
Belle Noiseuse, La
Movie Review, June 5, 1992
Leaving Normal
Movie Review, June 5, 1992
Far and Away
Movie Review, May 29, 1992
My Father Is Coming
An immigrant actress' father visits her from Germany and does better in America than she – plus he begins to date Annie Sprinkle.
Movie Review, May 22, 1992
Folks!
Movie Review, May 8, 1992
The Station
Movie Review, May 8, 1992
Mediterraneo
1991's Academy Award winner for Best Foreign Film is based on a true story about a small troop of Italian soldiers abandoned on a Greek island while World War II rages on around them.
Movie Review, May 1, 1992
Alan & Naomi
Movie Review, April 24, 1992
City of Joy
Movie Review, April 17, 1992
The Wages of Fear
