AWFJ Women On Film – “The Concert” – Reviewed by Tricia Olszewski
The highlight of “The Concert” is the titular event itself; the rest is amiable enough if underwhelming.
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AWFJ Women On Film – “Dinner for Schmucks” – Reviewed by Tricia Olszewski
With the exception of bathroom gags, easily fixable misunderstandings and mouth-breathing whoopsies are about the lowest forms of humor. And
Read moreAWFJ Women On Film – “Inception” – Review by Tricia Olszewski
Christopher Nolan’s concept is as irresistible as its execution. Read more>>
Read moreAWFJ Women On Film – “The Girl Who Played With Fire” – Reviewed by Tricia Olszewski
The strikingly original character Larsson brought to life is, alas, already getting predictable. Read more>>
Read moreAWFJ Women On Film – Lisa Cholodenko Talks About “Kids,” Collaborating and Joni Mitchell – Tricia Olszewski interviews
In terms of relationships both romantic and familial, Lisa Cholodenko may just have created the perfect film for 2010. “The
Read moreAWFJ Women On Film – Sebastian Junger Talks About “Restrepo” – Tricia Olszewski interviews
Consider “Restrepo” a real-life version of “The Hurt Locker.” With the tagline “One platoon, one year, one valley,” the documentary
Read moreAWFJ Women On Film – Alex Meraz Talks “Twilight: Eclipse” – Interview by Tricia Olszewski
Team What and Taylor Who? You might not know the name Alex Meraz, the Mexican-Native American who plays Paul, a
Read moreAWFJ Women On Film – “Eclipse” – Reviewed by Tricia Olszewski
Those who are dragged to Eclipse may just enjoy themselves enough not to mind the post-credits walk of shame. Read
Read moreAWFJ Women On Film – “Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work” – Reviewed by Tricia Olszewski
This peek at what goes into a ridiculously long comedy career is at once sad, riveting, and inspiring. Read more>>
Read moreAWFJ Women On Film – “Ondine” – Review by Tricia Olszewski
“Ondine” is a lovely, low-key surprise. Read more>>
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