David Lynch's Inland Empire Review

David Lynch films are not for everyone. Inland Empire feels like a David Lynch film made for David Lynch fans. You get everything you'd expect from his new film - bizarre imagery, intense close-ups, red curtains, moody lighting, and a soundtrack that consists of spaceship drones and hums and a single angelic voice. You even get a random dance number to a popular oldie. These have become David Lynch standards. Yet Inland Empire is his most challenging film since Eraserhead.

Days of Glory (Indigenes) Review

Note: Please welcome our new Los Angeles correspondent Marty Wurst who will be covering some of the smaller limited releases and plenty more from LA. Check out the About Us section for a bit more about him, including his top 10 films and favorite director. Enjoy his first review!

Indigenes, in English titled Days of Glory, is a movie that has already achieved greatness by getting the French government to release the once frozen pensions to foreign soldiers who fought in the French army during WWII. Apparently their participation was left out of the history books.