‘BOSCH’ IS A COMPELLING SCREEN READ
Our screens are littered with adaptations of stories of all types and genres, from graphic novels to plays, fiction, …
Category Archives: Musings
The Rising Star of ‘American Honey’
There is a reason why I chose this image to introduce this interview. The bold poster – busy with information …
Infinite Views of TIFF 2016: Offscreen, Onscreen
A week ago, during the first day of TIFF, with a precious extra 90 minutes of time between afternoon screenings, …
Infinite Views of TIFF 2016: Another Reflection of/on Obama
Who or what is Barry? I paraphrase Cornel West often, and will do so again here, because he has spent …
Infinite Views from TIFF 2016: The Women of Nate Parker’s ‘Nation’
One of the most highly-anticipated moments of the festival finally arrived. Saturday night, I sat down for a screening of …
Infinite Views from TIFF 2016: American History?
Day Three of festival screenings and related events and the thematic possibilities continue to expand. My schedule unifies, or maybe …
Infinite Views of TIFF 2016: Amy Adams
I recall doing junket interviews for Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day back in 2008, and not completely understanding the …
Talking ‘Hell or High Water’ With Gil Birmingham
San Antonio, Texas native Gil Birmingham is likely familiar to discerning moviegoers from his appearances as Billy Black, an elder …
Lacking the ‘Nerve’ to Offer Meaningful Reflection
I still remember the discomforting response I had to Catfish, the 2010 documentary from Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost, which …
It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye…
Film twists our reactions to the news of the recently departed. Take, for instance, the report from the weekend of …
