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Monsters, Inc: A Door into the Hearts of Post-abortive Fathers
A few years ago, we lost our DVD of Monsters, Inc. (2001, PIXAR) in a basement flood. It was a small…
Browsing: On TV and Movies
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Filly Brown and The Sundance Experience
The 2012 Sundance Film Festival welcomed the premiere of Filly Brown, the directing debut of Youssef Delara and Michael Olmos.…
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Movie Review: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is the story of a boy who loses his father in the Twin Towers on…
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The Church at Sundance
The whole idea behind edgy, independent films is that by prying themselves from the commercial grip of major studios, filmmakers…
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Sundance Festival Movie Review: Father’s Chair
When a child goes missing, a parent experiences a range of emotions fueled by love and the desire to be…
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Movie Review: Kid-Thing
Kid-Thing (shown at the Sundance Film Festival) examines the relationship between loneliness and hope as Annie (Sydney Aguirre), a 10-year-old…
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Movie Review: Mission: Impossible–Ghost Protocol
Mission: Impossible–Ghost Protocol is a perfect action-thriller flick. It’s slaying at the box office, too, which shows that audiences are…
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Getting a Grip and Letting Go: The Iron Lady
When I heard that Meryl Streep would portray Margaret Thatcher in an upcoming film, I was immediately interested, assuming that…
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An Interview with War Horse Star Jeremy Irvine
War Horse is an epic film about the love between a young English boy named Albert and his horse Joey…
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October Baby
Independent films with their fresh ideas, story lines, production methods, and authentic performances have always captured my attention. The ability…