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Film Review: All Quite on the Western Front

February 22, 2023 Kathy Whitney Boole

I have never been a soldier at war, although I have close friends and relatives who have been. Universally they...

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Film Review: A Man Called Otto

February 14, 2023 Kathy Whitney Boole

FILM REVIEWA MAN CALLED OTTORated PG-13126 MinutesReleased January 13th A Man Called Otto is based on the Swedish film, A...

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Israeli and Arab Women Join Together in Orit Fouks Rotem’s “Cinema Sabaya”

February 13, 2023 Beverly Cohn

It’s a commonly accepted truism that mathematics and perhaps dancing are international “languages” and can be practiced most anywhere in...

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Film Review: Babylon

January 14, 2023 Kathy Whitney Boole

FILM REVIEWBABYLONRated R188 MinutesReleased December 23rd Babylon is director Damien Chazelle’s panoramic vision of a tumultuous time in movie history...

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Film Review: Empire of Light

December 23, 2022 Kathy Whitney Boole

FILM REVIEWEMPIRE OF LIGHTRated R119 MinutesReleased December 9th Here is another movie by a remarkable director for whom the isolation...

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Film Review – Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

December 2, 2022 Kathy Whitney Boole

FILM REVIEWBLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVERRated PG161 MinutesReleased November 11th Director Ryan Coogler is a Homer for our generation, recounting our...