Full Time (Á Plein Temps): An Intense, Frenetic, Truthful Dose of Reality — A Film Review
Movie trailers frequently are misleading, selecting snippets from the film being promoted that are...
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Author: Carl C. Curtis
The Banshees of Inisherin: No Greater Hate
One may have to go back to Darby O’Gill and the Little People (1959) to find a happy movie about...
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The Brave New World of One’s Own Facts
No matter how well a teacher knows his field and keeps up with new developments in thought and...
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“EO”: Braying to the Choir
A Review:“EO,” a film by Polish director Jerzy Skolimowski and a 2023 Oscar nominee for Best...
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The Humble Art of Living: The Films “Ikiru” and “Living”
Thanks to the energetic oversight of the woke thought police, cultural appropriation—once, I would...
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They Are All Narcissists Now: Are Politicians Necessarily Self-Absorbed?
Roger Kimball is a very intelligent man. The ten months out of the year that I receive my copy of...
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All Creatures Season 3: Siegfried Who?
All Creatures Great and Small on PBS is now in its third season. Would that it were its last;...
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The Ghost of Christmases Past Gives His “Bests”
As Deal noted in his article “My Five Best of 2022 — Books, Movies, TV, and Golf Shoes,” it’s...
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The Film ‘Operation Mincemeat’: Chopped a Bit Too Finely, But Still Tasty
The 1956 film The Man Who Never Was, directed by Ronald Neame and starring Clifton Webb, Robert...
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A Modern Tale in a Brave New World
My wife was getting overweight and had been steadily for many months. This may be a common enough...
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