Tag: jfk
Review: Kevin Costner's BLACK OR WHITE Is Anything But
Dances with Wolves. Field of Dreams. JFK. And now, Black or White. That's how Kevin Costner, who not only stars in, but financed this highly approachable light drama about contemporary race relations, is pitching the film. In his varied and overall...
The Stack Holiday Gift Guide 2013 Part Three: Boxie Boxes Edition
Welcome to part three of The Stack Holiday Gift Guide! This segment shows me almost getting a hernia, driving the batmobile (sort of), yelling a lot and and examining the beautiful box sets Warner Brothers sent out. I also found...
Errol Morris on Photography, Truth and JFK: NOVEMBER 22, 1963
Errol Morris has posted a short documentary interview with Josiah "Tink" Thompson author of the book "Six Seconds In Dallas" (In 1966, while working for Life Magazine, he was allowed to examine a first-generation copy of the film and a set...
Opening: PARKLAND, A Refreshingly Original Take On The Death Of JFK
As a resident of Dallas, Texas, for more than seven years, the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy has taken on deeper meaning than it did before I moved here. Dealey Plaza, where the president was shot on November...
TIFF 2013 Review: PARKLAND, A Refreshingly Original Take On The Death Of JFK
It's not really a surprise that the Kennedy Assassination continues to hold so much sway some half century after its occurrence. A young, charismatic President cut off in his prime, a picture-perfect doting wife, and all the mystery and machinations...