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The Independent Critic Travels to Turtle Hill |
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If I were to fantasize the ideal LGBT film, there's a pretty good chance it would resemble the engaging, thought-provoking and emotionally honest Turtle Hill, Brooklyn, a low-budget indie gem that captured the Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature at NewFest and has had screenings at Philly's QFest, Seattle LGBT Film Festival, ImageOut, Palm Springs' Cinema Diverse and quite a few others. Now, the film will open in New York City on May 3rd.
CHECK OUT MY INTERVIEW WITH BRIAN W. SEIBERT & RICARDO VALDEZ |
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"Star Trek Into Darkness." Bold, Brash and Lots of Fun! |
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My gut feeling is that despite JJ Abrams' occasional detour from the spirit and foundation of Roddenberry's Star Trek roots, that Roddenberry himself would be likely to approve of the direction, spirit, shits and grins with which the self-proclaimed fanboy has bathed Star Trek Into Darkness.
Read My Review of Star Trek Into Darkness |
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The New Book From Richard Propes - "The Hallelujah Life" |
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The Independent Critic is proud to announce the release of my new book, "The Hallelujah Life," which was selected as one of "25 Best Wellness Books" by the Best Ever You Network. Alfred Eaker says about "The Hallelujah Life" - "The Hallelujah Life certainly has elements of biography, but these are more impressions of remembering, without flinching and minus a misplaced sense of nostalgia."
ORDER "THE HALLELUJAH LIFE" |
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In Theatres Now |
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Interview Archive |
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