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If you are a straight male of a certain age, Vito Russo’s book, The Celluloid Closet may well have been your first introduction to … not gay people, exactly, but gayness.
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Iron Man 3 begins, fittingly, with an aborted monologue. Read the full story »
Environmental documentaries–and there are a lot of them–tend to be of the moment. They usually seek to persuade, and the most common methodology is to try to create a sense of urgency.
It is hard to think of a proclamation of Jesus that is harder to understand–or believe–than “blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”
I bring this up in the context …
In promotional materials, director Harris Gaffin (a.k.a. Harris from Paris), emphasizes that Venice Souvenir was a one man production.
Between 1989 and 2003, Jim Sheridan was nominated for six Academy Awards. Three were for writing, two for directing. The last last was as the producer for a best picture nominee (In The Name of …
There is a scene about half way through Nikolaj Arcel’s slightly overlong and slightly overpraised historical romance about the love triangle between Danish king Christian VII (Mikkel Boe Følsgaard), his English queen Caroline Mathilde (Alicia …
