French
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[FFF 2026] The Marching Band Review – Music, Family, And Friends Combine To Make This A Very Relatable French Film
By Dan Skip Allen It’s rare that you see a film that surprises you like “The Marching Band” previously “En Fanfare” the original French name did for me. The title is a bit nondescript. So it doesn’t give away anything… Continue reading
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A Private Life Review – A Fun Mystery/Crime Film Where Jodie Foster Speaks Fluent French. Who Knew?
By Dan Skip Allen I’ve been a fan of Jodie Foster for about 50 years now. Her performances in Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore and Taxi Driver have been ones I’ve watched many times. That doesn’t even mention her two… Continue reading
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Anatomy of a Fall Review- A Courtroom Drama For the Ages
Courtroom dramas are one of my favorite genres. Films like Primal Fear, A Few Good Men, The Lincoln Lawyer, and A Time to Kill come to mind and remind me of why I love this genre. Anatomy Of a Fall… Continue reading
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Other People’s Children Review- A Great Performance from its Lead and Relatable Subject Matter Makes this One of the Best Films of the Year
I’m a big fan of films I haven’t heard of and a friend recommended one to me and I end up loving it. Other People’s Children is one of those films. It’s a French film set in modern times but… Continue reading
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