Loggerheads

Here the film is quite touching.....Mark Geary's soft music is used minimally as Kirkman often prefers a country song or two.....is rewarded with honest and pensive performances by a fine ensemble cast..... ... Full Review

Along with spotlighting the film's subtle technical artistry, including an intriguing look at each storyline's distinct color palette and "visual vocabulary," Kirkman also dissects his three-tiered narrative technique. According to Kirkman, permission to shoot in a picture-perfect church was rough sledding until the producers eventually won over the town naysayers. ... Full Review

All of the characters in Tim Kirkman's " Loggerheads " are good people, by their own lights. The movie is not about springing surprises on us, but about showing these people in a process of discovery. ... Full Review

There are exactly two reasons to see the plodding Loggerheads....Good Actresses Can't Clear Murky Gay Drama....Unfortunately, their tidy work doesn't lift this gay-themed movie, written and directed by Tim Kirkman, above itself..... ... Full Review

Loggerheads is a tiny wonder of a movie, beamed in from a time when good acting, good directing, good writing and a dose of intelligence were enough to satisfy most audiences. How these three stories are connected becomes evident within the movies first half-hour, and as a mystery story Loggerheads fails. ... Full Review

Hates: The Movie Tim Kirkman brought us the clever documentary Dear Jesse Loggerheads . The practice has paid off, as he shows a steady hand in exploring the subject matter through the prism of people trying to rediscover what home... ... Full Article

Tim Kirkman made a name for himself on the festival circuit several years ago with his documentary "Dear Jesse," in which the filmmaker a gay man examined his mixed feelings about his home state of North Carolina and its longtime... ... Full Article

A score of recent movies -- those gradually linking several seemingly unrelated threads -- prematurely tell us where writer-director Tim Kirkman's "Loggerheads" is heading. Though temporal elements are obscured, the threads are entwined but shown out of chronological sequence, between ... Full Article

By Calvin Wilson ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 12/09/2005 As a teenager, Grace (Bonnie Hunt) was forced to give up a child for adoption, and it hurts her to think about it. ... Full Article

By SEAN AXMAKER SPECIAL TO THE POST-INTELLIGENCER A young gay drifter (Kip Pardue) blows into Kure Beach to watch the rituals of the loggerhead sea turtles and stays, given sanctuary by a gentle motel owner (Michael Kelly) with a habit ... Full Article

Starring: Kip Pardue, Bonnie Hunt, Tess Harper, Michael Kelly, Chris Sarandon Directed by Tim Kirkman Produced by Stephen Hays, Lillian LaSalle Written by Tim Kirkman Visit the movie's Official Site! ... Full Article