Examined through diverse lenses – human, artistic, religious
At first glance, this movie may seem like yet another pet movie—a guy and his dog on a road...
Many years ago, I became a big fan of Kenneth Branagh when I saw his string of Shakespearean plays...
With rich tones and lush settings within the Palace and grounds of Versailles, The King’s Daughter presents an intriguing...
When I heard that a remake of “West Side Story” was being done, apprehension abounded. Why mess with a...
The films coming out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the past year have been OK, but not great....
The parable of the Prodigal Son (found in the Gospel of Luke, chapter 15) is known to many people,...
Any film about military families grips me emotionally because I appreciate the sacrifice they make for the defense of...
Following on the wild success of Sing, writer and director Garth Jennings brings us another delightful story in the...
Tennis fans or not, people know the names of Venus and Serena Williams. But many may not know the...
Every kid who has ever begged their parents for a dog and encountered resistance to the idea will love...
What’s the first image that comes to your mind when you hear the word, “purgatory”? Artists over the centuries...
Actor-turned-writer/director, Fran Kranz, tackles a tough subject in his feature film debut, “Mass.” The emotional aftermath of a school...
