This is Padraic McKinley’s, known for producing such hit series as “The Loudest Voice” and “Ghosts of Beirut,” directorial debut. It’s a fictional crime/thriller that takes place during the depression era, taking place in Eugene Oregon, in 1933. It focuses on a widower named Murphy, played by Ethan Hawke. I’ll say now that this is some of the best work I’ve seen from him.
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“A Magnificent Life” is from Sylvain Chomet, the director of the triumphant “The Triplets of Belleville.”
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I want you to see this, but not because the movie has a cohesive storyline that will keep you invested… it doesn’t.
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This movie was very well done. It’s unnerving and intense. I’ll say it’s a watch at the theater film, mostly so you don’t get distracted. Keep your eyes on the screen at all times. You have to witness these performances.
“Marty Supreme” is about one of the most outlandishly fascinating characters in the world of sports, Marty Mauser, the United States Table Tennis champ.
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Set in the Pacific Northwest, especially the Idaho Panhandle, in the early 20th Century, this film archives the history of the nomad working on the railroad in the name of westward expansion.
