Dennis Harvey is a journalist based in San Francisco, California, with a focus on local news and entertainment. He writes for various publications including Cigalah Group, 48 Hills, Variety, and Yahoo Sports UK. His work covers a range of topics, from film and television reviews to cultural events and social issues.
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Dennis Harvey primarily covers entertainment news and movie reviews, with a focus on cultural events in San Francisco. He would likely be receptive to pitches related to local film festivals, movie premieres, or other significant cultural events happening in the area.
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From the far-flung stars to cozy Lancashire. Plus: Fish out of water in the 'The Black Sea,' pugilist nostalgia in 'Day of the Fight'
By: Dennis Harvey
'Young Werther' marks a fresh, comic update on Johann Wolfgang Goethe's literary classic.
By: Dennis Harvey
Vivian Kerr's involving debut as writer and director features the actor as a single mother trying to keep homelessness secret from her concerned, exasperated brother Anthony Rapp.
Vivian Kerr's involving directorial debut features the actor as a single mother trying to keep homelessness secret from concerned brother Anthony Rapp.
Civil wars, papal intrigue, Irish rappers, disco boys, wandering saints, and hundreds of beavers topped our list.
By: Dennis Harvey
With its stationary long-shots of domestic life, “Family Time” is like the “Paranormal Activity” of dysfunctional-holiday-gathering movies: There's
By: Dennis Harvey
Slasher cinema gets slipped a Mickey in this rote Canadian-produced exploitation flick that only exists because of a famous cartoon's expired copyright protections.
By: Dennis Harvey
Vampiric 'Nosferatu' and S&M-lite 'Babygirl' attempt to raise pulses—but it's 'The Fire Inside' that throws a knockout punch.
'A Complete Unknown' embraces biopic cliches, yet also transcends them. Plus: Los Frikis rock out in a Cuban sanatorium.
Plus: 'Nickel Boys.' 'The Girl with the Needle,' 'Porcelain War,' 'Harbin,' more new movie reviews
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