Film Review | “The Good One”
Chris and Matt are lifelong friends who used to camp and hike various trails throughout the nation. Chris, who owns an independent construction company, has continued his love for the...
Read moreChris and Matt are lifelong friends who used to camp and hike various trails throughout the nation. Chris, who owns an independent construction company, has continued his love for the...
Read moreIt remains one of the most notorious unsolved murders in Indianapolis history. In November of 1978, four teenage employees of the Speedway, Indiana Burger Chef mysteriously disappeared on a Friday...
Read moreVivienne Le Coudy was born and raised in France, but is living in San Francisco during the U.S. Civil War in Viggo Mortensen’s latest film, “The Dead Don’t Hurt.” Played...
Read moreIn present-day Northern Ireland, John is a 33-year-old window washer with a four-year-old son Michael. Unbeknownst to Michael, his father is dying of a terminal illness – cancer, we presume,...
Read moreDuring the immediate post-WWI years, the small town of Littlehampton, England was beset by a minor disparagement known as the Littlehampton Letters Scandal, in which a prim and proper pillar-of-her-church...
Read moreAlejandro is a twenty-something drifter (and by that I mean unfocused) who works at a cryogenic storage facility, in which the bodies of those who choose to be frozen when...
Read moreIn the summer of 2011, Dan Wheldon was on top of the auto racing world. He had just won his second Indy 500, and he was considered one of the...
Read moreA Cinematic Journey into Isabel Wilkerson's 'Caste' Writer / Andy Ray In 2020, Pulitzer Prize winning author Isabel Wilkerson published “Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents,” in which she argues...
Read moreBritish director Andrew Haigh first rose to prominence in 2015 with “45 Years,” in which veteran actors Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay played an elderly couple dealing with his long-ago...
Read moreA Satirical Bestseller Unveils the Complex Layers of African American Life Writer / Andy Ray During the 1960s, Sidney Poitier was the quintessential black actor. His noble and upstanding characters...
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