Directed by the award-winning documentary filmmaker Owsley Brown (Night Waltz: The Music of Paul Bowles; Music Makes a City), Serenade for Haiti (Serenad pou Ayiti) reveals a side of the country that is often misunderstood by the rest of the world. By focusing its lens on Father Cesar and his dedicated staff at Sainte Trinite…
This week on the show, Steve reconnects with Arnaldo Reyes and Peter Adourian to talk about purpose and hopeful death in James Mangold’s LOGAN. ?(We may even?answer the eternal question: Why Arnaldo doesn’t like Jackman’s Wolverine!) Want to continue to conversation at home? ?Click the link below to download ?Fishing for More? ? some small…
Have you heard of?The Shack? ?Spending an incredible 70 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller lists, Wm. Paul Young’s?The Shack is nothing short of a cultural phenomenon. ?Upon the release of the official?film adaptation on Friday, March 3rd, 2017, we had the opportunity to speak with the book’s author, Wm. Paul Young, to discuss…
Yes, tonight is Oscar night Yes, it’s the end of February. Still, I wanted to wait until I’d seen enough of last year’s films to truly give a proper ‘Top Ten’ list… and that takes time. ?While there were many films that could have been on here, I felt that these were my picks as…
This week, Steve welcomes back Audra Grey-Choy and Shelley McVea to wrestle with issues of identity, sexuality and cultural definitions of masculinity in Barry Jenkins’ MOONLIGHT! Want to continue to conversation at home? ?Click the link below to download ?Fishing for More? ? some small group questions for you to bring to those in your…
This week on the show, Steve welcomes co-host of the Feelin’ Film podcast, Aaron White, to serve?up a hot and fresh conversation about Michael Keaton’s new movie, THE FOUNDER! ?Telling the origin of McDonald’s and it’s global empire, THE FOUNDER also has lots to say about the balance between?ambition and pride. Want to continue to…
NOTE:? The following article contains major?spoilers for John Wick: Chapter 2. John Wick: Chapter 2 continues the story of ?retired? hitman, John Wick (Keanu Reeves).? Set a mere two weeks after the events of first film, Wick has successfully finished his manic vengeance and settles in at home for his new life? for about 10…
?Music is in us.? It is in our lives.? It cannot disappear.? That would be like the end of life.? ? Father Cesar, Serenade for Haiti Directed by the award-winning documentary filmmaker Owsley Brown (Night Waltz: The Music of Paul Bowles; Music Makes a City), Serenade for Haiti (Serenad pou Ayiti) reveals a side of…
America needs Arrival. Directed by?Denis Villeneuve, Arrival begins on the day that (the latest) aliens appear over major cities around the world. Resting silently and still above the earth, these objects send the population into a moment of fear as everyone awaits what will happen next. When the military begins the process of communicating with…
This week on the show, Chris Utley joins Steve to talk diversity in the Oscars and their response to last years #OscarsSoWhite controversy! ?Plus, they also look at the Oscar-nominated film, HIDDEN FIGURES and the cultural impact of breaking barriers of ?race and gender! Want to continue to conversation at home? ?Click the link below…
