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  June 19, 2018 Robert Zucker Film, Miv Evans, New Releases
  By Miv Evans Anon is set in a futuristic world, where personal privacy has been eradicated. This is an intriguing idea but, unfortunately, no attempt is made in this film to explore it. Instead, the
  May 15, 2018 Miv Evans Film, Miv Evans, New Releases
  This is a story about a woman who can't enjoy anyone or anything. But instead of pulling on her heroine boots and fighting for what she needs, she languishes as a victim, and makes sure
  By Miv Evans This is a story about a father and daughter who have rejected society and everything else the world has to offer. It's an intriguing situation but the film never delves into the
  May 7, 2018 Robert Zucker Film, Miv Evans, New Releases
  By Miv Evans All the banks involved in the 2008 financial crisis were given fines and a slap on the wrist – except for one. The family owned Abacus Bank of Chinatown was prosecuted by
  March 28, 2017 Miv Evans Film, Miv Evans
  By Miv Evans The audience I watched this movie with remained in stony silence until the final, uninspiring end. So the producers calling it a comedy is a definite over-reach. Unfortunately, without any humor, this
  By Miv Evans This is a pitch black idea. Had it been nurtured with realism and sprinkled with the minutiae of life, it could have made a dynamic tale. But instead, scenes and characters are
  January 23, 2017 Miv Evans Film, Miv Evans
  By Miv Evans After being bombarded for 2 hours 19 minutes by incessant dialogue, I realized not only why theaters have an interval, but why they always serve alcohol. It's just too much to take
  By Miv Evans A nun, a pot smoking mom, a recluse and his over-sexed girlfriend are great fodder for a wacky comedy but, unfortunately, the filmmakers opted for a serious drama instead. The result is
  Review: SEIGE AT JADOTVILLE – the Fighting Irish
  By Miv Evans This David and Goliath story unravels against a backdrop of international intrigue, corrupt politicians, inept military command, and it's all set on a stage covered in red dust from copper mines buried
  Review by Miv Evans The opening sequence of Nocturnal Animals shows a naked woman shaking her morbidly obese body for a lot longer than is comfortable to watch. Obviously, the filmmaker's not a fan of
  By Miv Evans The Entertainment Magazine Hany Abu-Assad is a Palestinian filmmaker and, unsurprisingly, has some intriguing stories to tell. His lack of style is disappointing and melodrama is never far away, but a looking
  DARK HORSE – Documentary Review By Miv Evans The Entertainment Magazine This is a fairy tale about a cleaning lady who wanted a race-horse, the kind people who helped her buy one, and a horse
  "Eye in the Sky" Review by Miv
  March 2, 2016 Miv Evans Miv Evans
  By Miv Evans This is a story of war at its most chilling; its most humane; its most deadly and its most compelling. Every decision that the characters make can be challenged with a "But