ROTTEN TOMATOES: Lisa Katzman

Agrees with the Tomatometer 100% of the time.

Total Reviews: 6

Rating	T-Meter	Title \| Year	Add Date (default)

Fresh	N/A	The Champagne Spy (2007)	" The Champagne Spy brilliantly succeeds in demonstrating the overarching point of the festival's doc slate: In Jewish culture, the political is, and has always been, personal." Posted Jan 8, 2008
Fresh	N/A	Red Zion (2008)	" A fascinating look at how the state aggressively promoted the collectives for their power to transform Jews from unhappy, anxious urban dwellers into jovial, salt-of-the-earth laborers -- and then pulled the plug." Posted Jan 8, 2008
Fresh	N/A	Buenos Aires Pogrom (2007)	" Quietly elegant." Posted Jan 8, 2008
Fresh	N/A	Murder of a Hatmaker (2008)	" *Catherine Bernstein's Murder of a Hatmaker* turns the life and extermination of the director's aunt, Odette Bernstein, into an incisive chronicle of the Vichy regime.**" Posted Jan 8, 2008
Fresh	Fresh 78%	Desert Bayou (2007)	" LeMay deftly follows the lives of two men, Clifford and Curtis. Their stories reverberate as a poignant indictment of a social disaster that began long before New Orleans' poor, black, and elderly citizens were abandoned to die." Posted Oct 2, 2007
Fresh	Fresh 85%	Banished: How Whites Drove Blacks Out of Town in America (2007)	" In Banished, Marco Williams investigates, with even-handed and nuanced precision, the shameful and suppressed history of white communities banishing African-Americans from their homes between the end of the Civil War and the 1920s." Posted Sep 26, 2007

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