A Year When Film Tested the Courage of Our Convictions
A Year When Film Tested the Courage of Our Convictions
Monthly Archives: December 2014
A Year’s Worth of Independence
A Year’s Worth of Independence
Composer Johann Johannsson Talks Music and ‘The Theory of Everything’
Timing is everything when, as a freelance writer, you’re fielding interview opportunities and trying to figure out when, where, and …
The Imitation Game
Morten Tyldum’s new biopic, The Imitation Game, was a crowd-pleaser at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival; one of an …
A Year’s Worth of Independence
EMBRACING THE FREEDOM TO LOOK BEYOND 2014 AND THE REGIONAL BIG SCREENS By T.T. Stern-Enzi Forget the conventional play of …
Into the Woods
Right off the bat, I should note that I’m not a fan of musicals (either on stage or as movie …
Unbroken
This lovingly rendered World War II-era biopic of Louis Zamperini (Jack O’Connell), an Olympic runner and member of a bombardier …
A Year When Film Tested the Courage of Our Convictions
The most apropos summation of 2014 came to me as I was prepping my final lecture of the semester for …
Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb
The magic that brings the museum experience to life is on the verge of fading, and it is up to …
Foxcatcher
Bennett Miller (Capote) achieves a rather dubious distinction with Foxcatcher, the strangely tragic story of John E. du Pont’s efforts …
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