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As odd as it may sound, there have been instances where French filmmakers have taken a stab at that most seemingly all-American of story genres, the Western. A number of silent Westerns were produced between 1910 and 1915 and there was a minor revival of the genre in the Sixties that probably hit its apotheosis with the release of Louis Malle’s 1965 “Viva Maria!,” a sexy goof in which Brigitte Bardot and Jeanne Moreau played two women named Maria who inadvertently invent the striptease and then become revolutionaries in Central America. More recently, there was the genre-breaking “Bl...

Interview: Kate Moran Talks Savage State (Exclusive) By Kate Moran as Bettie in the drama ‘Savage State,’ a Samuel Goldwyn Filmsrelease. Photo courtesy of Samuel Goldwyn Films. The determined fight to maintain personal freedom during other people’s times of conflict is a powerful driving force for the family of protagonists in the new period drama, ‘Savage State.’ The Western-driven survival story focuses on a French family that, after finding success upon settling in America, must not only defend themselves against the warring United States during the Civil War, but also against ac...

‘Savage State’ Review: A Visually Splendid but Dramatically Fuzzy Civil War-Era Drama Variety 1/28/2021 It could be argued that “Savage State” ultimately seems worse than it really is only because the opening scenes of this French-Canadian-produced period drama are so deceptively promising. But, really, writer-director David Perrault (“Our Heroes Died Tonight”) has no one to blame but himself. Despite any good will (or at least simple curiosity) he might generate during his intriguingly offbeat first-act set-up, he actively encourages his visually splendid but dramatically fuzzy...

Movie theaters are slowly reopening, but most of the new releases are headed to streaming services rather than the big screen. Whether you're staying at