soul food movies

To be an artist is never to avert one's eyes. Akira Kurosawa I realize that it's presumptuous to write about a film one has only...

Doctor Zhivago (1965) "A Love Caught in the Fire of Revolution" Directed by: David Lean Cast: Omar Sharif, Julie Christie, Ale...

No particular Soul Food angle on the one. Just a superb review of one of my favourite recent films. COUPLE TROUBLE review by Anthony Lane...

This Guardian article about the real-life Aron Ralston provides an interesting side-note to 127 Hours . Where Ralston is radically differ...

"Whit Stillman's new 'college comedy' is called Damsels in Distress , has musical numbers, and stars Greta Gerwig. Shootin...

There's a brand new print of Ozu's masterful Tokyo Story at Pacific Cinematheque later this month. It is one of only forty films to...

Doctor Zhivago (1965) "A Love Caught in the Fire of Revolution" Directed by: David Lean Cast: Omar Sharif, Julie Christie, Ale...

Ralph Fiennes takes Coriolanus to Berlin film festival Modern-day interpretation of 17th-century tale is sole British production in compe...

"Oklahoma native son Terrence Malick wrapped shooting on The Burial in hometown Bartlesville, Tulsa, and Pawhuska. Ben Affleck and Ol...

A look at True Grit , and thoughts about similarities between Rooster Cogburn and The Dude, led to Cathleen Falsani's essay on The Big L...

Not a Soul Food movie per se, just one I liked a lot. Story of John Lennon before he and his mates headed off for Hamburg. Very smart scree...

Disappointing to see that even the two most "faith-positive" films at Sundance still sound much closer to the skeptical than the a...

cineplex classic film series

Here's a quirky piece I stumbled upon when scanning the internet a year ago, looking for "Best Of The Decade" reflections. It ...

The Larry Norman documentary Fallen Angel will be screening Feb 21 at Grace Point Church in Surrey, with live music by Randy Stonehill and...

Jeff Bridges is a marvel in True Grit , the Coen Brothers latest - which as Steven Gredanus points out comes with a surprising percentage o...

Peter Weir is one of my great favourite directors. The Year Of Living Dangerously is a Top Twenty film for me and, along with The Last Wav...

"What is healing? Who is worthy of it, and why? Do miracles still happen outside of anomalies in science and nature? Does God exist, f...

This one is new to me. An Arts & Faith buddy who goes by the screen name "Persona" (must love Bergman) (which sounds like high...

Look what Soul Foodie Santosh Ninan has turned up... Small Town Murder Songs A modern gothic tale of crime and redemption about an aging...