The Film, Spare Change made it's world debut at the 2010 HBO New York International Latino Film Festival last week.  Our writer and photographer Donald Lee got a chance to cover the film and the red carpet.  Below is the review as well as the red carpet pics.

What is success? What makes us successful? For those of us brought up in New York, it’s about value: what we make, what attention we receive, what determines our worth through actions that people want and are willing to pay for. It all adds up to dollars from cents. But for all that we gain, does it make sense?

On being asked about the follow-up to his critically acclaimed film The Dark Knight, director Christopher Nolan remarked that he would not be able to say as he is a "one movie person". While forums of fanboys to the franchise quizzed and plotted what the sequel to this film would be, Nolan has apparently offered a consolation gift to cinema fans in the form of Inception.

The Killers, staring Aston Kutcher and Katherine Heigl, is Hollywood’s latest stab at satirizing American suburbia. An average American romance combines with good old-fashion espionage, where the typical block party turns into a playful shootout between assassins. Yet this movie is no Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Fixated more on the ordinary turmoil of young marriage than car-chases and conspiracy theories, the spy twist becomes just another joke in the movie, among peeing difficulties and marital bickering.

The redo of A Nightmare on Elm Street tries to give audiences an update of the 80’s horror classic. It offers a trip down memory lane, while stepping outside the boundaries with a little back story on why Freddy Krueger is hell-bent on vicious savagery.