Is That You? -Dreams and Regrets
?Everyone has a path that leads them to wherever they need to go. All you can know is if you were brave or scared in your life.?
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Best Fake Friends – Peer Pressure for Adults
If Best Fake Friends were set in middle school, it would be called a coming of age comedy that points out the dangers of falling in with the wrong crowd. But being set among adult women it loses much of the comedic aspect and becomes a story of a desperate attempt at finding validation in the eyes of others.
13th – History Today
America makes up twenty-five percent of the world’s prison population….twenty-five percent!!!! Does systemic racism truely exist? We live in a time where that question is very much in the forefront of our attention. Depending on whether you are on the right or left, your answer to that question is different. If you are in the…
3.2 Fighting for the BIRTH OF A NATION
This week, Chris Utley and ScreenFish newbie Peter Adourian join Steve to tackle Nate Parker’s controversial BIRTH OF A NATION. ?In this episode, they tackle issues of race and gender politics, owning the truth and even whether we can separate art from the artists. Want to continue to conversation at home? ?Click the link…
Legend of Tarzan – Fight For Freedom
The Legend of Tarzan?is the epic return to the world of Edgar Rice Burroughs by?director David Yates (Harry Potter?franchise films 5-8;?Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them). Interwoven in a story of decades-old revenge and intrigue, Craig Brewer’s (Hustle & Flow) script takes star Alexander Skarsgard through the expected Tarzan-related world with a modern day…
The Infiltrator – How Deep Can You Go?
U.S. Customs agent Robert Mazur realized that rather than picking up drug dealers and smalltime criminals, that he needed to track the money to stop the drug trade. But what he never realized was how far down the rabbit hole he would have to go to catch the men he sought. In?The Infiltrator, audiences are…
Birth of a Nation: Race, Power, & the Interpretation of Scripture
This year?s Oscar frontrunner, Nate Parker?s The Birth of a Nation takes its name from D.W. Griffith?s 1915 KKK propaganda film but instead dramatically portrays the historic story of Nat Turner. Through Turner?s story, the audience encounters a powerful struggle over race, humanity, purpose, and Scripture in the film that Parker wrote, directed, and now…
The Caretaker–Don’t Fret Regret
And you thought driving your Mammaw to the Piggly Wiggly was a pain. Be glad you?re not Mallorie.? She?d kill for a lazy jaunt to the corner market.? That?s because her crazed Gram Gram Birdie seems obsessed with the dead?and bringing them back to the land of the living. Sweet Mallorie (Meegan Warner) is the…
Constantine (2014 Series): Who Stands Against the Darkness
Based on the graphic novel?Hellblazer, David S. Goyer and Daniel Cerone delivered a short-lived television series about John Constantine, the demon-chasing, chain-smoking supernatural detective. Steering closer to the original material than its 2005 predecessor of the same name,?Constantine?spun a web of introspective soul-searching and external good-versus-evil mojo with Matt Ryan as the lead. In the…
The Great Gilly Hopkins – Finding Family
The Great Gilly Hopkins is a story about the meaning of family. [It is] based on the long-popular YA book by Katherine Paterson (which won a National Book Award and a Newbery Honor).