There has been a lot talk recently about the impact of the Federal First Time Home Buyer tax credit. I wanted to explain the benefits of the program in detail, so you can find out if you qualify for an $8,000 credit towards a new home. More

As it turns out, you don’t need explosions, 3D glasses or million dollar sets to have a totally suspenseful film that leaves you on the edge of your seat. Saviors in the Night was as powerful as any movie about Nazi Germany such as Schindler’s List, or more recently, Inglorius Basterds, but without the big Hollywood feel. More

Sumo Wrestling may not have caught on anywhere outside of Japan in real life, but in A Matter of Size, Sumo becomes the most important thing (almost) in the lives a few overweight Israelis. More

Whether you’re newly single, divorced, married, a closeted lesbian or gay, divorced from or married to a closeted lesbian or gay, a fortuneteller enthusiast, love babies, or just a sucker for romantic 'dramedies', Bittersweet has something for you. More

Maybe it's because my father's family is composed of Eastern European Jewish New Yorkers who vacationed and summer camped every year in the Catskill Mountains. Maybe be it's something else. Either way, I absolutely LOVED this documentary. More

Noodle is filled with wonderful performances and funny bits, but what rounds out and defines the film is the surprising amount of depth in its pervading themes and the relationships between its characters. More