Ed Symkus
To watch a Frederick Wiseman documentary is to see a subject or topic through the filmmaker’s eyes.
When big business steps on a small man, watch out!
What’s harder … performing comedy onstage or making a marriage work?
Directors Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David P. Schmidt, along with screenwriter Geoffrey C. Ward, make learning history both accessible and enjoyable.
Our critic watched a half-dozen films in this year’s GlobeDocs Film Festival and shares his thoughts.
A new documentary bares (almost) all about stripper-actress Tura Satana.
The concluding chapter in the Downton Abbey saga is a classy and entertaining multileveled melodrama that features excellent production values and a script with a light touch.
In his new album, Terry Kitchen moves effortlessly through lilting songs of happiness and sadness.
Here’s a look at the – pardon the expression – ins and outs of a very specialized industry, a story about coming of age in Boston’s long-gone Combat Zone.
“Rust” is an old-school Western with some fine performances, a violent edge, and a lot of heart.
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