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September Edition: Were we all raised by wolves?
For last month's column of May the Source Be With You, I talked about my anxiety connected to the world being on fire... several weeks before the air had the quality of actually living inside of a camp fire. I was trying to be metaphorical, not to predict the future.
By Jared Rasic
Sep 16, 2020
Film
Film
Bend's Father's Group teams up With BendFilm for a thoughtful evening at the drive-in
A few weeks ago, I wrote about movies that changed the world—and now here we are, coming up on two of them that have the power to do just that. Local nonprofit, The Father's Group, is taking over the pop-up drive-in for a night, showing one of the most powerful documentaries to have come out over the last decade.
By Jared Rasic
Sep 9, 2020
Film
Film
As soon as possible, our local film reviewer headed to the cinema for an in-person show. Here's why he's not going back anytime soon.
I missed seeing movies at the cinema more than I can say. The massive sound, the huge screens and the brand-new releases were all things I was deeply missing in the age of COVID.
By Jared Rasic
Sep 2, 2020
Film
Film
Movies that shape the world
It was 1902 when "Le Voyage dans la Lune" ("A Trip to the Moon") by Georges Méliès was released, changing cinema and the way humans relate to the world forever. Sure, it's widely considered to be one of the earliest examples of the science fiction genre in film and changed the way narratives were told in movies, but that's still under-valuing what it did in the long run: It changed the world.
By Jared Rasic
Aug 19, 2020
Film
Film
August Edition of our roundup of podcasts, streams and more
Well, I initially thought this month's column should just be me repeating, "Everything is fine!" 500 times while everything burns down around me, but I've decided to bottle it all up until I have a nervous breakdown three or four months from now.
By Jared Rasic
Aug 12, 2020
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