Tag: jamesmarsh
Review: THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING Looks Into A Fascinating Relationship
James Marsh's eye for documentary storytelling is a welcome aspect to this biopic about one of the most recognizable scientists to have ever lived. Stephen Hawking is perhaps known more widely for his physical struggles, synthesized voice, and pop culture...
Toronto 2014 Review: THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING Celebrates The Messiness Of The Universe, Concisely
James Marsh's eye for documentary is a welcome aspect to this biopic about one of the most recognizable scientists to have ever lived. Stephen Hawking is perhaps known more widely for his physical struggles, synthesized voice and pop culture...
Euro Beat: Michael Hazanavicius Works In Secret, James Marsh Takes On Stephen Hawking
After our exhaustive look at the European Oscar submissions, Euro Beat is back to its normally scheduled Tuesday spot with good news about upcoming projects, bad news about Spain, Portugal and a great director and some very interesting European box...
Wenders, Redford, Glawogger And More Join For 3D Documentary Project CATHEDRALS OF CULTURE
While 3D technology has largely been used by Hollywood in the service of banging and crashing and blowing things up films such as Pina and Cave Of Forgotten Dreams have demonstrated that the technology has far more wide ranging uses...
Review: SHADOW DANCER, A Well-Acted, Classy Political Thriller
Shifting loyalties regarding family, cause and country are the basis for Shadow Dancer, a sensitive and affecting new political thriller from director James Marsh (Man on Wire, Red Riding: 1980). It boasts a great ensemble cast that includes Clive Owen,...
DVD Review: PROJECT NIM
Project Nim, the latest film from Man on Wire director, James Marsh (no relation), was the benefactor of a fortuitous set of release circumstances. Marsh's film deals with a behavioral experiment performed on a chimpanzee to determine if these primates...
Watch the First Six Minutes of PROJECT NIM. (Hint: You Should!)
Not only one of the best documentaries of the year, James Marsh's (Man On Wire) Project Nim is one of the best films of the year. Period. Full Stop. Need some convincing that a 30 odd years post-mortem about a...
PROJECT NIM Review
[With Project Nim entering into limited US theatrical release tomorrow we revisit Kurt Halfyard's previous review.]Meet Nim Chimpsky, the irrepressibly cute chimpanzee snatched from his mother at birth from the Oklahoma Institute by Primate Studies by Columbia professor Herbert Terrace for a radical experiment in...
EIFF 2011 - PROJECT NIM Review
[This is a reprint of a review published at BlogCritics.org]Documentary fans will undoubtedly be highly anticipating the new film from director James Marsh, who brought us the fascinating Oscar-winning documentary Man On Wire a few years back. And thankfully Marsh doesn't disappoint...
Trailer: PROJECT NIM
From the director of Man on Wire and the middle chapter of the Red Riding Trilogy, James Marsh's latest film, Project Nim was the best documentary that I saw at this years HotDocs film festival. Because (a) the film is fantastic...
HotDocs 2011: PROJECT NIM Review
[Hotdocs may have wrapped up last week, but there are a few more reviews and interviews in the queue, and James Marsh's Project Nim may have been the best film at this years festival.]Meet Nim Chimpsky, the irrepressibly cute chimpanzee snatched from...
HotDocs 2011: WISCONSIN DEATH TRIP Review
Can a place be evil? Can it's bad mojo be transferred upon an unsuspecting settler or to a wide population of lifetime residents? This question is asked in a baroque and highly unconventional manner in Wisconsin Death Trip. The film...
Dallas IFF: PROJECT NIM Review
As with Man on Wire, his previous documentary, director James Marsh brings recent history to vivid life in Project Nim, which unfolds as the saga of a lone chimp against implacable human foes.Naturally, the humans didn't mean for anything bad...
