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Thursday, November 21, 2024
Envisioning the German Bombing of London From a Mother and Son’s Perspectives, ‘Blitz’ Fails To Enthrall
As the story of a family torn apart by war, the picture is unexpectedly uninvolving, owing primarily to the underwritten roles of its chief players.
By CARLOS SOUSA |
Swiss Church Deploys AI-Powered Jesus Hologram To Take Confession
The AI Jesus is capable of speaking 100 languages to accommodate a diverse tourist population.
By JOSEPH CURL |
Blu-Ray Edition of Buster Keaton’s ‘Seven Chances’ Offers Opportunity To Focus on Another Big Name From Silent Comedy Era, Clyde Bruckman
Bruckman made a significant contribution to Keaton’s output during the 1920s and co-directed what is considered not only the comedian’s finest film, but one of the greatest films extant, ‘The General’ (1926).
By MARIO NAVES |
‘Say Nothing’ Is a Luminous Look at One of Ireland’s Darkest Hours
By A.R. HOFFMAN |
Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Wars on Civil Liberties
By CARL ROLLYSON |
‘Swept Away’ Offers Assets Rarely Seen in Contemporary Broadway Musicals, a Fresh Story and a Spiritual Journey
By ELYSA GARDNER |
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‘Say Nothing’ Is a Luminous Look at One of Ireland’s Darkest Hours
Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Wars on Civil Liberties
Swiss Church Deploys AI-Powered Jesus Hologram To Take Confession
‘Swept Away’ Offers Assets Rarely Seen in Contemporary Broadway Musicals, a Fresh Story and a Spiritual Journey
Blu-Ray Edition of Buster Keaton’s ‘Seven Chances’ Offers Opportunity To Focus on Another Big Name From Silent Comedy Era, Clyde Bruckman
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