Interview by Greg Carlson Rob Dunkelberger works in telecommunications and lives in Hopkins, Minnesota with his wife Micky and their dog MayBea. They currently have one child remaining with them in the nest. Rob’s theatre reviews can be read at www.thestagesofmn.com. With live events mostly dark, he has found more time to watch and talk […]
All posts for the month November, 2020
Collecting Movies with Rob Dunkelberger
Posted by GBC on November 29, 2020
https://southpawfilmworks.net/?p=4517
The Meaning of Hitler
Movie review by Greg Carlson Filmmakers Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker step gingerly into the minefield of serious media considerations of the infamous dictator with their new documentary “The Meaning of Hitler,” a Doc NYC world premiere available to stream through November 29. Acutely aware of the likelihood that they might be “contributing to the […]
Posted by GBC on November 23, 2020
https://southpawfilmworks.net/?p=4513
Miss Juneteenth
Movie review by Greg Carlson Channing Godfrey Peoples makes a noteworthy debut as feature writer/director with “Miss Juneteenth,” a 2020 Sundance Film Festival premiere now collecting early — and well-deserved — award season accolades including, among others, a Bingham Ray Breakthrough Director nomination from the IFP Gotham Awards. The film provides lead performer Nicole Beharie […]
Posted by GBC on November 16, 2020
https://southpawfilmworks.net/?p=4508
On the Rocks
Movie review by Greg Carlson Sofia Coppola’s delightful distraction from national affairs sees the writer-director returning to her sweet spot: the tiniest whiff of autobiography in a story that, to paraphrase James Stewart’s Macaulay “Mike” Connor in “The Philadelphia Story,” eavesdrops on “the privileged class enjoying its privileges.” A mashup of thematic terrain explored in […]
Posted by GBC on November 9, 2020
https://southpawfilmworks.net/?p=4502
American Utopia
Movie review by Greg Carlson David Byrne and Spike Lee embrace the inevitable comparisons between Jonathan Demme’s “Stop Making Sense” and their recently-released filmed version of “American Utopia.” Lee’s skillful screen translations of more than half a dozen live shows, including “Passing Strange” and “Rodney King,” position him as an ideal choice to capture the […]
Posted by GBC on November 2, 2020
https://southpawfilmworks.net/?p=4497