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Month: January 2017

Movies

The Night of the Generals May Be Bloated, But Still Effective

Jan 16, 2017 Nathanael Hood 0

Night falls on Warsaw and a woman lays murdered, stabbed to death 100 times in a crumbling apartment building. The only witness refuses to testify about what he had seen. But when the Gestapo line […]

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Take Time for Time Without Pity (’57)

Jan 14, 2017 Jill Blake 0

Isn’t Michael Redgrave simply marvelous? No matter the role, Michael Redgrave brings a sort of respectability and class; he commands the screen. Take his brief performance as the unnamed, mysterious uncle in Jack Clayton’s The […]

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Gaslight (1944) and the True Meaning of Fear

Jan 12, 2017 Jill Blake 0

Gaslighting: The idea that a person will eventually become convinced of something through conditioning by an individual in a position of power and influence, despite being in direct opposition to what the person knows and […]

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The Death of the American Dream in Storytelling

Jan 12, 2017 Wade Sheeler 0

Much has happened quickly over the last four months. Progressives decry the end of Democracy as we know it, just as the other side celebrates the dismantling of our government and the disintegration of our supposed “core […]

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9 to 5: Comic, Clever, Classy

Jan 11, 2017 Patrick King 0

Directed and co-written by Colin Higgins, the writer behind Hal Ashby’s Harold and Maude, 9 to 5 is a cult comedy in which the political edges are dulled by a cartoonish plot. However, it might […]

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Is It Time Again for THE RUSSIA HOUSE?

Jan 10, 2017 Andy Ross 0

There’s a certain wryness that comes with putting Sean Connery in a spy film, let alone Connery agreeing to be in one, anytime post his James Bond career. But 1990’s The Russia House, based on […]

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