George Wu
George Wu holds a masters degree in cinema studies from NYU. He eats, drinks, and sleeps movies. Fortunately, he lives in New York City, the best place in the country for disorders of this type. He also works on the occasional screenplay when inspiration strikes, but his muses don't slap him around enough.
Al-Jazeera: The Story of the Network That Is Rattling Governments and Redefining Modern Journalism (2003), Mohammed El-Nawawy Al Jazeera: How…
A life without an enduring passion would be pretty dreary. Fifteen-year old Sabine Rederer (Louis Szpindel) is more than passionate…
Hanging Offense (aka That Woman, aka Cette femme-la) covers nine days in the life of cop Michele Varin (Josiane Balasko,…
Who but the French would continue to push the envelope of sexuality in cinema? And Jean-Claude Brisseaus Secret Things is…
Two and a half years after Hou Hsiao-Hsiens Millenium Mambo played at Cannes, it finally finds distribution in the United…
Writer-director Yee Chih-Yens second film, Blue Gate Crossing, is so simple a story that it might seem slight were its…
Cedric Klapischs deft, exhilarating comedy about a Parisian spending a year in Barcelona is light-hearted fun marred only by an…
Click the poster to buy at MovieGoods.com The decision is in. The finale in Peter Jacksons massive Lord of the…
The Docks of New York.is one of Josef von Sternberg’s lesser seen yet most accomplished works. All of von Sternbergs…
Enter the Matrix Highly original blend of the game genres of driving, fighting, and action/exploration The first Matrix movie may…