Biography

Luther: Never Too Much: American culture has an impressive number of artistic figures and larger-than-life entertainers, and one of them is Luther Vandross, the legendary R&B singer. This remarkable man deceased prematurely in 2005, but through the screenings, songs, and performances captured in the documentary ‘Luther: Never Too Much’, it is perfectly clear how insightful […]

In “I Am: Celine Dion” and in other documentaries made about Dion, director Irene Taylor assumes that the singer’s followers are famovski lovers and fans that opt for no more than 5 minutes of her documentary which is about the artist’s cultural background. This is not a typical VH1 Behind the Music program. Despite the […]

Patrice: The Movie Jetter coolly begins her film by saying, “I am a totally cool person with a disability who can do almost anything,” and as expected, all her friends and the people around her support her for her claim that “she might as well be Madonna.” After watching this 100-minute video which is a […]

Jim Henson: Idea Man: This is so familiar to most of the individuals of my age range and is revolved around Jim Henson’s art, my younger years were so raised and captivated by it. “The Muppet Show” was crazy and completely different from the less interesting children program across the board at that time offered—a […]

An exploration in documentary style about the American indie group Pavements that intertwines narratives with the documented footage of the band as well as a selection of their songs on the soundtrack. Pavements is a band that constantly resonates for a particular demographic of both ’90s and the 2000s rock audience while the rest of […]

The film “Shirley” directed by John Ridley focuses on the life of Shirley Chisholm, portrayed by Regina King, assumed a presidential campaign in 1972. As the first Black woman to be elected into congress and the first woman to run for the democratic presidential nomination, Shirley’s contributions to the Black community in America have been […]

Springsteen has his own signature style that has not changed over the years. With his guitar resting behind him, cocked and ready to go, his awed silence, or the way he looks around the audience, the ‘Young Abraham Lincoln’ holding an ax over his shoulder becomes the iconic. It is a nearly feudal portrayal of […]

“Rob Peace”, which is based on real events, is a type of film that is rarely made these days. The focal character, portrayed by Jay Will duplicating the wide-eyed charisma of a teenage Denzel Washington in his prime, was raised in East Orange, New Jersey, and although he was a young man fixated on science, […]

The Firing Squad is a biographical drama film that is faith based and it is PG-13 rated for drug references, violent content and thematic elements. Parents: There are no graphic representations of shooting somebody to death – people are shown shooting at them and it is apprehended that they are shot. However, a few episode […]

Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid: Creating a documentary on a sensitive current event can be risky. It is quite possible that the situation you were exploring in the first place has already changed significantly. This leaves you with very little to say about it in the general conception of your movie. The reality is, the […]