Pay close attention to the costume Melba Moore sports late in Brooklyn. It's the key to appreciating (or at least understanding) the whole show. Playing an up-from-the-streets diva named Paradice ...
For her debut feature “Love, Brooklyn,” director Rachael Abigail Holder knew she “really wanted to play my own song.” But she did so with a script she came across that was a love letter to the city of ...
It’s a plot straight out of a Hollywood whodunit: high-tech sleuths hunting for clues in computer disks, ballpoint ink and UPC codes. But these are plot twists in a very real courtroom drama involving ...
John Crowley is a versatile director who's directed plays on Broadway and London's West End, made movies with Colin Ferrell and Michael Caine, and shot two episodes of "True Detective." His new movie ...
Everything that does and does not work in “Brooklyn’s Finest” arrives in Scene One. A twitchy, cash-strapped detective played by Ethan Hawke is driving around with a shifty associate played by ...
Brooklyn screenwriter Nick Hornby has said he has a new script for the film's star, Saoirse Ronan, and has advised "the best young actress in the world" not to go "rushing into anything" before she ...
In "Brooklyn's Finest," director Antoine Fuqua's latest gritty cop drama -- apparently his favorite kind -- Richard Gere is a cop just days from retirement. Ethan Hawke is a younger officer with an ...
The titular comma in Rachael Holder’s promising feature debut is not merely grammatical. “Love, Brooklyn” is dedicated to multiple passions — though by the end of this soulful indie romance, it’s ...
John Crowley is a versatile director who's directed plays on Broadway and London's West End, made movies with Colin Ferrell and Michael Caine, and shot two episodes of "True Detective." His new movie ...
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