A Conspiracy of Goodness
by Jonathon Van MarenLe Chambon deserves to be remembered, and Sauvage’s Weapons of the Spirit is worthy viewing for Christians and non-Christians alike. Continue Reading »
Le Chambon deserves to be remembered, and Sauvage’s Weapons of the Spirit is worthy viewing for Christians and non-Christians alike. Continue Reading »
In the recent Wonder Woman 1984, Diana isn’t facing down an enemy power, but a distinctly American moral threat. Continue Reading »
In the few short years since transhood went mainstream, childhood and adolescence has become a haze of puberty blockers, testosterone shots, sex-change surgeries, and gender confusion for untold numbers of young people. Continue Reading »
The Academy’s new diversity rules will threaten artistic freedom and discourage directors from making films on overlooked but important historical topics. Continue Reading »
Oliver Stone is one of America’s best directors, but Hollywood has gone too far even for him. Continue Reading »
Last month, two Jewish artists offered two divergent visions of the life worth living that anyone curious about the state of our union ought to examine. Continue Reading »
Sensitive patience with challenging artwork is often commendable, but not in the case of Cuties.
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The protagonists of Hard Labor never go beyond the bounds of ordinary capitalist morality. Continue Reading »
Let's add to the lists of movies that other periodicals have suggested people watch while stuck in their homes. Continue Reading »
Autumn de Wilde’s Emma. is a fresh and charming take on the Jane Austen heroine. Continue Reading »