Oscars 2018 – Who Should Win? (Part One)
The 2017 Oscars will be a hard year to top. Not only did the two best movies of the year duke it out for Best Picture, but they were both…
Read MoreThe 2017 Oscars will be a hard year to top. Not only did the two best movies of the year duke it out for Best Picture, but they were both…
Read MoreIt was just a normal Sunday in 1963 in the town of Greenville, South Carolina, when “the last pocket of resistance to secularity in the Western world gave in and…
Read MoreGrief happens on a spectrum between two poles. At one extreme, painful memories and raw emotions are stuffed deep inside and buried under layer after layer of thick callous. Any…
Read MoreNot that Terrence Malick needs a defense, but it seems that he has taken some heat from the forum of critics (including some of our own) as of late. This…
Read MoreI recently attended a Christian film festival. My short The Lost Keys was named a semi-finalist there, so I thought I’d go and find out what we were the semi-finalist of,…
Read More[Ed. It has been a pleasure to follow Ron’s exhausting coverage of the festival. We’re blessed to have him on the team! A quick note: all feature photos were used…
Read MoreMy last day at the Traverse City Film Festival (TCFF) was an important one with one major film being viewed and several more having to do with events that shook…
Read MoreI saw some standout movies today (and a big miss), and we had another day of beautiful Traverse City weather. The King’s Choice 2016 (117 mins) Norway [Narrative Feature] Highly…
Read MoreAnother beautiful day in Traverse City and another day of mostly good movies at TCFF. After the Storm 2016 (117 mins) Japan [Narrative Feature] This highly thought of Japanese film…
Read MoreThe second full day at the TCFF was an excellent one, dampened only by our planned family outing to view a movie on the “Nauti-Cat” catamaran being somewhat less than…
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