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Paul Booth
June 30, 2020
Action: 1. Juice 1992Stars 2Pac and is the Directorial Debut of Ernest Dickerson. Spike’s Lee Cinematographer of Do the Right Thing, Malcolm X and many more. 2. Jack
Action: 1. Juice 1992Stars 2Pac and is the Directorial Debut of Ernest Dickerson. Spike’s Lee Cinematographer of Do the Right Thing, Malcolm X and many more. 2. Jack
We could all use a laugh right now. Enjoy and explore… 1. Back to the Future Dir. Robert ZemeckisAs classic and inventive as it gets. See
A little something for everyone this week. Has Netflix moves from a “special” night to our normal, here are some choice’s outside the new-wave of
Here is Paul’s Top Ten picks to stream on Netflix this week 1. Dave Chapelle: Sticks and Stones (Stand-up) 2019 2. Waco (Limited-Series) 2020 We
1. Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus The master of the Sax, the one they hold in esteem with John Coltrane. It is well known amongst scholar’s, fans
1. Say Anything Dir. Cameron Crowe 1989Song: Your Eyes (Peter Gabriel), plays in an Iconic scene that starred John Cusack and Ione Skye. If I
On the internet movie database all of these films have a 7.3-8.7 rating. All of the films bring you the best of Classic Rock, Jazz,
Here are some film’s where the soundtrack is the Pepperoni on the Supreme Slice of Pizza. Written by Rick Booth and Paul Booth 1) Good Morning Vietnam 1987
Top Ten Film’s Directed by Women (Part Two)From comedy to heavy drama, Baseball players, bank-robbers, epiphanies, heart-break, social statements, tear-jerking or life-affirming Cinema; this list
Top Ten Film’s Directed by Women (Part One) Film’s you can see on Prime, Netflix or Hulu. 1) Wendy and Lucy Dir: Kelly Reichardt 2008 (Hulu)
Paul interviews Pamela Alch Script Supervisor her extensive career spans a huge range of movie history from movies such classics as the Big Chill, Ferris
Listen to this fascinating chat with Dr Rebekah Louisa Smith from starting her The Film Festival Doctor business help films get into the right festivals.
Paul sits down with Marcus Mizelle to chat about his films “Something In The Water” and “Belle Vie”. The conversation then delves into filmmaking as
King Richard Nominated for an Oscar in the Best Picture Category. Paul Booth reviews King Richard staring Will Smith as Richard Williams, Saniyya Sidney as