Five Flicks With Talking Dogs We always wish we could speak with our pets directly and because of that fantasy, talking dogs are constantly showing up on the Silver [...] January 14, 2017
Patriots Day – Profiles in Courage What should have been a day of celebration turned into a day of tragedy when two brothers, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, planted bombs [...] January 13, 2017
20th Century Woman – Helicopter Parenting 70s Style The Victorian house featured prominently in Mike Mills’ new film, 20th Century Women, might serve as a metaphor for its inhabitants, a [...] January 13, 2017
The Present – Combustible Relationships Anton Chekhov’s The Present, written when he was 18, didn’t see the light until twenty years after his death. Uncut, this first [...] January 12, 2017
Hell or High Water – The Modern Day Outlaw I’ve been poor my whole life, like a disease passing from generation to generation. But not my boys. Not anymore. Divorced father [...] January 10, 2017
Candide – Gleefully Over the Top New York City Opera has risen like a phoenix from threats to its demise. Lavish staging of Candide by the estimable Harold Prince is, but [...] January 10, 2017
Immigrants, Stereotypes and Casting: Talking with the Actors of Three Trembling Cities Three Trembling Cities, a new ten-part web series on New York City immigrants, is now available [...] January 10, 2017
What We Wanted – Is Not Always What We Get Julian (Steven Hauk) is the English Department head of, and popular professor at, a small Ohio College. He’s long, lean and grey haired. [...] January 6, 2017