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Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Brass Teapot is a 2013 American film directed by Ramaa Mosley. The movie's script was written by Tim Macy, who also wrote the short story on which the movie is based. The movie premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2012, and was released into theaters and video on demand on April 5, 2013.Critical reception for the film was mixed. Film.com review said "Despite the sometimes patchy moments The Brass Teapot by and large squeaks by as an enjoyable entertainment." The Playlist commented that "With the help of a talented cast, The Brass Teapot is able to coast on charm." Hitflix writes "It is apparent that Ramaa Mosley has a voice, and that The Brass Teapot is a focused, controlled piece of storytelling that displays real control". Wall Street Journal reviews says "Alice and John are good company — especially Alice, thanks to Ms. Temple's buoyant humor and lovely poignancy. The problem comes when the couple gets greedy, the gods grow angry and the tone turns dark. It doesn't stay dark, but getting back to the brightness is a painful process." Variety gave a more positive review for the film, saying that Mosley "makes her low-budget enterprise look as slick as most mid-range studio comedies, demonstrating herself a director with both imagination and technical ingenuity".The Brass Teapot holds 5 stars on Netflix and was nominated for International Critics' Award (2013) for The Brass Teapot and nominated, Discovery Award for The Brass Teapot (2013)."@en }

• The_Brass_Teapot abstract "The Brass Teapot is a 2013 American film directed by Ramaa Mosley. The movie's script was written by Tim Macy, who also wrote the short story on which the movie is based. The movie premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2012, and was released into theaters and video on demand on April 5, 2013.Critical reception for the film was mixed. Film.com review said "Despite the sometimes patchy moments The Brass Teapot by and large squeaks by as an enjoyable entertainment." The Playlist commented that "With the help of a talented cast, The Brass Teapot is able to coast on charm." Hitflix writes "It is apparent that Ramaa Mosley has a voice, and that The Brass Teapot is a focused, controlled piece of storytelling that displays real control". Wall Street Journal reviews says "Alice and John are good company — especially Alice, thanks to Ms. Temple's buoyant humor and lovely poignancy. The problem comes when the couple gets greedy, the gods grow angry and the tone turns dark. It doesn't stay dark, but getting back to the brightness is a painful process." Variety gave a more positive review for the film, saying that Mosley "makes her low-budget enterprise look as slick as most mid-range studio comedies, demonstrating herself a director with both imagination and technical ingenuity".The Brass Teapot holds 5 stars on Netflix and was nominated for International Critics' Award (2013) for The Brass Teapot and nominated, Discovery Award for The Brass Teapot (2013).".