Angel Eyes (film) Avenue in Toronto. Some scenes were filmed in the village of Elora, Ontario, at the Elora Quarry. Upon its theatrical release, "Angel Eyes" received mixed reviews. On the review aggregator web site "Rotten Tomatoes", the film holds a 33% positive rating from critics based on 132 reviews. In his review in the "Chicago Sun-Times", Roger Ebert gave the film three of four stars and applauding the performance of Jennifer Lopez, whom he describes as "the real thing, one of those rare actresses who can win our instinctive sympathy. She demonstrates that in "Angel Eyes". Ebert noted that although the film
Sharon Mesmer an Alumna of the Year Award from Columbia College Chicago (2009), a Jerome Foundation/SASE award (as mentor to poet Elisabeth Workman, grantee, 2009) and two New York Foundation for the Arts fellowships (2007 and 1999). Poetry "Crossing Second Avenue" (ABJ Books, Japan, 1997) "Half Angel, Half Lunch" (HArd PRess, 1998) "Vertigo Seeks Affinities" (Belladonna Books, 2006) "Annoying Diabetic Bitch" (Combo Books, 2008) "The Virgin Formica" (Hanging Loose Press, 2008) Fiction "The Empty Quarter" (Hanging Loose Press, 2000) "Ordinary Time" (Hanging Loose Press, 2005) "Ma Vie a Yonago" (Hachette Litteratures, France, 2005) Sharon Mesmer Sharon Mesmer (born in Chicago, Illinois) is