“It’s not real…it’s the concept you love.” So says one of the faux interview subjects in an opening montage of accounts of failed love which sets off the second film from the very young and full of potential French-Canadian fil...

Sure, there are plenty of golden-hued stories set during the American Depression of the 1930s which merely glance at the legendary hardships of the time but mostly linger on the crisp fashions and hot jazz of a romanticized era...

It would be difficult to find a movie out there today that is as moving and heartfelt as The Music Never Stopped. The film is an adaptation of The Last Hippie written by Oliver Sacks as a chronicle of a damaged father/son relat...