As politicians and the 24-hour news cycle prepare for the next presidential election, one terribly underappreciated movie keeps coming to mind - 1957's A Face in the Crowd.
Until the Production Code, early motion pictures were like an unregulated Old West, but one of the films that brought an end to that era was 1933's Baby Face.
I thought a lot about poetry and what makes a film poetic as I watched Fire of Love, the 2022 documentary about volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft.
How Hollywood coped with COVID restrictions could be an ambitious grad student's dissertation some day and when it gets written, one chapter could focus on 2021's How It Ends.
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Movie House is a weekly feature about new films, old favorites, the movie industry, and the movie-going experience. In each episode, Delta College English instructor Mark Brown gives insight into the…