<i>Sweet Land</i>:<br />the Waltz of Olaf and Inge
* A warning: here be spoilers.
I’ve loved a good story for as long as I can remember. At annual family reunions
in west Texas, I listened to my raucous relatives tell story
Film & Television
The Art of Inspiration in the Crescent City
Let me preface this by saying that I get strangely sentimental around the
holidays.
The first reason for going was the food, and the second was the nightlife, but
somewhere in the top
Top Ten Movies
This was a strange year for films; as opposed to last year’s glut of indie and
indie-inspired fare, 2008 was the year of studios shutting down their specialty
labels and, occasionally, some
Top Ten TV Shows
First off, here are the top ten things (in no particular order) to keep in mind
before commencing with this countdown.
1. In none of its 32 small-screen incarnations will CSI make an
<em>Moskow, Belgium</em>
Moskow, Belgium is the kind of film that appeals to both the hopeless romantics
and the sarcastic cynics. Matty (Barbara Sarafian) is a worn down middle-aged
mother whose professor husband (Johan Hildenbergh) has