The annual Hollywood awards season is late arriving, but that doesn’t mean it has lost its impact or importance. In fact, it has suddenly brought more choice for both big screen and home viewing. The delay, of course, is Covid-19 related, as most cinemas in North America, Europe, and much of the rest of the … Read More about Awards season boosts choice
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Ghosts in the Opera House
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Streaming sweetens summer cinema
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A forgettable year
Three months in, 2020 was shaping up as another ... Read More about A forgettable year
Apologetics is that branch of theology that defends the faith with reasoned arguments.
The Sundance film festival at the beginning of each year is a leading indicator for independent productions which deserve to reach a wider audience.
by NANCY ROBERTS When Christopher Hitchens died of esophageal cancer at the age of 62 in 2011, he was famous as a left-wing polemicist who argued passionately for atheism.
The North American summer blockbuster season is running out and looks like being the most disappointing ever, in commercial terms.
“This collection of songs came out of a hard time, including loss and relocation,” singersongwriter Grant-Lee Phillips told music site Noisetrade, talking about his latest album The Narrows. That “hard time” has produced a gorgeous album of country, folk and rock which deals with those big and basic themes of the poet and the roots singer: mortality, love, … Read More about Songs that are measured, honest and true
by Dame Lyndsay Freer The first words of Joy Cowley’s introduction to this little book exactly describe my reaction when asked to review it: “The head said no, while the heart said yes.”
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