by Steve Desroches As technology and tastes continue to change at a rapid pace, so too do our habits. Much has been made about the...

Sebastian Junger and Hell on Earth by Rebecca M. Alvin It’s no surprise that in the past two years there have been a lot of documentaries...

The Cinema of Sofia Coppola by Rebecca M. Alvin A man drives his car in circles. Then he goes to a party at his house and...

by Steve Desroches There is perhaps no greater agent of change than death. And not just the death of a living being, but of an...

by Steve Desroches From Aristophanes to Voltaire to Stephen Colbert satire has long been a cultural tool to take those in power down a peg...

Jaws and the Seduction of Fear by Steve Desroches Swimming in the ocean became an entirely different affair after 1975.  For some, even going in a...

Short Documentaries Focus on New England at Film Fest by Steve Desroches For those who live in the region it sometimes takes a trip afar to...

by Steve Desroches John Cameron Mitchell is driving through southern Florida and laughs at two side-by-side billboards he sees on the highway, one proclaiming Jesus...

Boston Lyric Opera Comes  to Truro by Rebecca M. Alvin Weddings spark an array of emotions....

by Rebecca M. Alvin Since the dawn of the Sound Era, audio has been an underutilized component of filmmaking in the dominant film industry. Back...