Culture
August Wilson’s Radio Golf applies radical traditions in assessing racial, economic progress
October 5, 2018At a time when we seem to get further and further away from democracy, drifting toward authoritarianism, Radio Golf stands as important drama for our time.
Read more‘United Skates,’ an eye-opening documentary on African-American roller rinks
October 3, 2018Roller skating rinks have declined precipitously over the last decades in America, and we get to see some of the reasons why.
Read more‘A Picture of Dorian Gray’ speaks of obsession with beauty and youth
October 2, 2018More adventurous ticket buyers who prefer their plays on the edgier, experimental side will more likely enjoy this drama.
Read moreNew films ‘We the Coyotes’ and ‘You Can Choose Your Family’
October 1, 2018Two films premiered at the LA Film Festival this past week having to do with families, which is familiar territory for the cinematic art.
Read more‘Moroni for President’: A gay Mormon Navajo freedom fighter
September 28, 2018Based on its name, I thought it might be a satire based on Trump about a moron running for the White House. But to paraphrase an old saying, don’t judge a film by its title.
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