cinema

“The Summit:” Adventure, death, jaw-dropping cinematography

October 9, 2013 By Ed Rampell

The Summit provokes many questions, but should appeal to aficionados of adventure (in particular mountaineering).

A feast of films from Traverse City Film Festival

August 29, 2013 By Bill Meyer

Another film feast for discerning viewers of progressive cinema has come to an end; here's the round up.

Today in labor history: Paul Robeson born

April 9, 2013 By Special to People’s World

On April 8, 1898 singer, actor, civil rights and labor leader, peace activist and athlete Paul Robeson was born.

Theater review: “Chaplin, the Musical”

December 6, 2012 By Jim Lane

It's a well-worth-seeing tribute to the greatest and most responsible of artists, Charley Chaplin.

Skyfall: powerful entry in James Bond series

November 16, 2012 By Frederick Barr

Bond endures, and as much as one can credit the simple virtues of a well-conceived fantasy figure, it's also due to producers who felt they owed the character a fresh approach.