The True Subject of ‘The Lady in the Van’
HOW A WRITER FOUND HIMSELF IN HIS INTERACTIONS WITH SOMEONE ELSE By T.T. Stern-Enzi Rating: PG-13; Grade: B+ As a …
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Protecting ‘Son of Saul’
Walking the path of another and gaining a different perspective gets lauded often. Film sometimes allows for an uncomfortably literal …
‘Where to Invade Next’ Exposes Glaring American Flaws
DOCUMENTARIAN MICHAEL MOORE MAKES HIS STRONGEST CASE YET By T.T. Stern-Enzi Taking back the country and making America great again …
Festival of Plenty
When it comes to film, everybody loves a catchy tagline. And the 2016 edition of the Mayerson JCC Jewish & …
Everybody Wants ‘Kung Fu Panda 3’
THE THIRD TIME IS DEFINITELY THE REAL ROCK ’EM, SOCK ’EM CHARM By T.T. Stern-Enzi What’s an awesome kung fu …
The Motion Picture Academy’s Rush to Diversity
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has heard the grumblings, and now it seems it’s letting the opposing …
‘Anomalisa’ Finds Life in Ordinary Clay
FILMMAKERS USE STOP-MOTION ANIMATION TO REVEAL HIDDEN RESERVOIRS OF EMOTION By T.T. Stern-Enzi Michael Stone, voiced by David Thewlis, arrives …
Dayton CityPaper Debate: The Academy Awards & #OscarsSoWhite
OSCARS THE GROUCH LITTLE GOLD MAN IS NOW A BLACK-AND-WHITE ISSUE By Sarah Sidlow For the second year running, the …
Better to Be Alone in ‘Mojave’
The tortured artist stands as one of the most iconic of human figures. Whether through an investigation of the senses …
Without You
REMEMBERING DAVID BOWIE AND ALAN RICKMAN By T.T. Stern-Enzi It might seem weirdly sacrilegious, in honoring the eclectic and …
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