The Art of Eavesdropping
I keep a notebook on me at all times and I pull it out occasionally to write down whatever genius single sentence I may glean from someone else’s conversation. Strangers,…read more →
I keep a notebook on me at all times and I pull it out occasionally to write down whatever genius single sentence I may glean from someone else’s conversation. Strangers,…read more →
Nominees for the 18th annual Columbus Film Critics Association awards (Columbus, December 29, 2019) The Columbus Film Critics Association is pleased to announce the nominees for its 18th annual awards. …read more →
It’s time! The year has come to its end and we need to sift through all the glorious horror 2019 had to offer and put it in some kind of…read more →
This has been a fascinating year for movies. While we had some great sequels and superhero adventures, 2019 has offered a beautiful abundance of original films and this may have…read more →
Spies in Disguise by Hope Madden The Christmastime animated feature Spies in Disguise (based on a short called Pigeon: Impossible, which is an altogether superior title) is a mash note…read more →
Little Women by Hope Madden Just when you think They’re making Little Women again? Greta Gerwig steps in and gives this beloved story a fresh, frustrated perspective. Gerwig’s presentation tosses…read more →
Time off work, a full belly, maybe a handful of bored relatives to entertain. Why not watch a movie? Some exceedingly excellent choices this week. Click the film title to…read more →
Uncut Gems by Matt Weiner There’s something acutely familiar right now about watching a consummate New York macher unable to help himself as he pursues more and more wealth, drawing…read more →
When Lambs Become Lions by Rachel Willis In examining the world of poaching, director Jon Kasbe has crafted a very personal story with his documentary, When Lambs Become Lions. At…read more →