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Opinion
Filmmaker Finds Narrative Gold Beneath the Surface
My film “Union Bridge” comes out in less than two weeks, and it’s been quite a journey. In 2017 I…
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Reviews
‘Capital in the 21st Century’ Dumbs Down Complex Fiscal Woes
French economist Thomas Piketty is no communist, but he’s no rock-ribbed capitalist, either. He’s a redistributionist, concerned with the concentration…
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Opinion
‘Man Camp:’ Finding the Funny Side of Fatherhood, Peter Pan Syndrome
Yes, “Man Camp” is a broad comedy, our first feature film, and by the time you’re reading this it will…
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Contributors
This Epidemic Shows No Sign of Stopping
We are living in a dystopian world right now with the coronavirus raging. It’s dizzying to keep up with all…
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Author Leans on Prose to Push Past Fear
My first batch of short stories are, on the surface, urban fantasy and horror yarns. In reality they’re fairy tales—stories…
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Reviews
Why Jane Austen Would Love, and Loathe, ‘Emma’
As sparkling as a glass of champagne, the newest production of Jane Austen’s “Emma” has charm written all over it.…
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Contributors
How This Podcaster Turned Tragedies into Patriotic Talk
I’m often asked why I launched my podcast, but the answer is so personal I’m sometimes reluctant to share it.…
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How ‘Harriet’ Didn’t Follow Hollywood’s Faith Averse Formula
Americans just wrapped another Black History Month celebration, marking renewed attention to abolitionist and civil rights icon Harriet Tubman. Some…
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Lists
Watch: 12 Unforgettable Helicopter Scenes in Movies
Helicopters have captured the imagination of aviation enthusiasts and civilians alike for more than a century. Over the years, Hollywood…
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Contributors
How ‘Crisis Moon’ Strikes a Blow for Conservative Art
“All politics are downstream from pop-culture” is the first thing I learned from Andrew Breitbart. It changed the way I…
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