All Creatures Great . . . and Smaller — A Review
All Creatures Great and Small is the first of five books, partly memoirs but mostly novels, about...
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Author: Carl C. Curtis
A Modern “Rebecca”; God Preserve Us!
Any new “Rebecca” must be driven by our sympathy for the main characters and our abhorrence of the villains.
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How Can You Mend A Bad Reputation? HBO’s Bee Gees’ Documentary
When I tell people I love the Bee Gees, I usually get one of two reactions. Some nod...
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Roadkill: Politics as a Not-So-Fine Art
Homeport this is not: the sharks are circling.
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Sean Connery: Much More Than 007
But, oh, there was so much more to Connery than SMERSH and girls in bikinis—and it’s a legacy to be treasured.
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A Tale of Two Van der Valks, the Nicholas Freeling Detective
Nicholas Freeling (1927-2003) may not be a household name, but in his heyday, he was a successful...
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‘Flesh and Blood’ on PBS or Prime Is Worth a Watch
How does one begin to describe ‘Flesh and Blood’? It’s a four-part drama currently...
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Fatima: A Story Too Fascinating to Ignore — A Film Review
The Bible blockbuster, once a staple in the film industry, has fallen on hard times—very hard...
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One Child Nation: the Bad, the Worse, and the Worst
Among the critics of ‘One Child Nation,’ M. V. Moorhead of Phoenix Magazine calls the...
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Mr. Jones: A Film About an Atrocity the World Has Tried to Forget
Mr. Jones is a film that should have been made years ago, but we can be grateful for it today.
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