November
Reviews

These are
the reviews
and other
pieces I'm
working on
this month.


Amazon DVD: Beyond a Reasonable Doubt (with Michael Douglas and Amber Tamblyn), Moonshot (Apollo 11 doc), and
Lie to Me - Season One (with Tim Roth) [four-disc set].

Amazon Theatricals: Youth in Revolt (Miguel Arteta
directs Michael Cera), Me and Orson Welles (Richard Link-
later directs Zac Efron and Christian McKay as Welles).

Still playing: Black Dynamite, Coco Before Chanel, Law
Abiding Citizen, This Is It, and Where the Wild Things Are.

KCTS 9: These are some of the press releases I've written
or to which I've contributed: King County executive debate invite, Seattle mayoral debate, Nicholas Kristof invite, Veteran's Day programming, Ask the Governor invite, Ask the Governor broadcast, and Development Team announcement.

Siffblog: Claire Denis's 35 Shots of Rum.



Video Librarian: Beyond Wiseguys, Footsteps in Afri-
ca - A Nomadic Journey, Ask Not, Baghdad Twist, Free-
way Philharmonic, From Russia, For Love, La Corona, In-
tangible Asset Number 82, New World Order, Not Just a Bad
Day, The Art Star and the Sudanese Twins, Black Dynamite,
Egon & Donci, The Haunted Airman, Invisible Girlfriend, Not
Your Typical Bigfoot Movie, Otis Redding - The Best: See
& Hear [CD/DVD set], The Starting Line - Somebody's
Gonna Miss Us, Woodpecker, and Vega$ - Sea-
son One: Part One [three-disc set].



Endnote: Images from Screen Daily and IGN.