A movement makes one wonder what’s a classic and what’s just “old”
Category: essays
It’s easy to say 2016 has been a rough year for film, but what’s easy to say might not be entirely accurate when we get outside the multiplex.
When the book-versus-movie debate seems less clear-cut.
Dearly Beloved – We are gathered here today to get through this thing called life
By now I should be giddy; This year, I’m just grumpy.
You held open the art gallery door, and made us all feel welcome to finally step inside.
A few days ago, in a theatre not that far away…
Peace, Love, and Empathy as The Matinee Turns Eight.
If we think about how we got here, maybe that will provide a clue as to where we are going.
A well written film has a tendency to stick with us – and sometimes it’s the last thing the screenwriter pens that sticks with us the most.
I’m Writing About a Different Sort of Film, You Might Not Be Reading, and All of That Is Okay (I Think).
I Tried Folks…I Really Did…And I Think This Is As Good As It Gets…