This Tuesday, October 13th at 10 AM or 1 PM, there will be a showing of Irresistible @ Seniors in the Park, in the Starin Community Building: (Comedy/Drama) Rated R (Language) 1 hour, 41 minutes (2020) In a small northern Wisconsin town, retired Marine Colonel/farmer Jack Hastings (Chris Cooper) becomes a national star when a YouTube video of his protest…
Film
City, Film
Film: Tuesday, September 22th, 10 AM or 1 PM @ Seniors in the Park, Little Women
by JOHN ADAMS •
This Tuesday, September 22th at 10 AM or 1 PM, there will be a showing of Little Women @ Seniors in the Park, in the Starin Community Building: (Drama/Romance) Rated PG 2 hours, 15 minutes (2019) Based on the classic Louisa May Alcott novel, this is the sixth film version of the beloved story of the…
Film
Film: How to Shoot a Film at 3 Different Budget Levels
by JOHN ADAMS •
Film, Music
Monday Music: North By Northwest Opening Theme
by JOHN ADAMS •
City, Film
Film: Tuesday, September 8th, 10 AM or 1 PM @ Seniors in the Park, Parasite
by JOHN ADAMS •
This Tuesday, September 8th at 10 AM or 1 PM, there will be a showing of Parasite @ Seniors in the Park, in the Starin Community Building: (Comedy/Drama/Thriller) Rated R (Sex/Violence/Profanity) 2 hours; 12 minutes (2019) In South Korea, a poor family, the Kims, con their way into becoming the servants of a rich family, the…
Film
Film: How ‘Mulan’ Goes to Battle | Anatomy of a Scene
by JOHN ADAMS •
Adventure, Film, Sports
Sunday Film: Aloha Nalu
by JOHN ADAMS •
ALOHA NALU from O’Neill on Vimeo. In this film, Steven Briand worked with Team O’Neill surfer and professional athlete Malia Manuel to capture a unique perspective on a single day’s surf session in Western Australia. Utilising drones for the majority of the videography, Steven plays with perspective, taking the viewer into, above, and beyond the…
Documentary, Film
Film: Knocking Down the Fences
by JOHN ADAMS •
America, Culture, Documentary, Film, History, Race
A Black Cowboy’s Story
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cowboys are among the most iconic figures of the American West. They’re mythologized as strong, independent people who live and die by their own terms on the frontier. And in movies, the people who play them are mostly white. But as with many elements of Americana, the idea of who cowboys are is actually whitewashed…