Tag: Robert St. Martin

One pleasant surprise at this year’s AFI FEST was a French film directed by Pierre Le Gall and co-written with Camille Perton – FLESH...

Featured at this year’s AFI FEST, Radu Jude’s Diary of a Chambermaid is an interesting “variation on” Octave Mirbeau’s famous 1900 novel by the same novel....

A fascinating and unexpected film from Nepal worth seeing is Elephants in the Fog, a senstitive debut by Abinash Bikfram Shah set in the...

Goodbye Cruel World, Félix de Givry’s feature directorial debut, co-written with Marie-Stéphane Imbert, stages adolescent despair as a morbid act of authorship. Goodbye Cruel...

In the Austrian film ROSE, a woman poses as a man in order to claim a farmstead in 17th century Germany. Clearly, the account of...

One of the most anticipated films at this year’s Newport Beach International Film Festival is Pawel Pawlilkowski’s Fatherland – a historically inspired story about...

Opening on Saturday, October 17 at the Los Angeles Theatre Centre on Spring Street in downtown L.A. – Luis Alfaro’s new play Speaking in...

Currently on stage at A NOISE WITHIN, one of Pasadena’s best theatres, is the critically-acclaimed, Tony-Award-winning musical Come From Away. It tells the remarkable true...

Sweeping, passionate, and highly ambitious, La Boca Negra (The Black Ball) is Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi’s film that was a sensation at Cannes...

Friday was the premiere of a new play by Chris Banda – DIVE BAR – at CASA 0101 Theatre in Boyle Heights. In this...