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If everything goes according to plan for director Scott Derrickson, he'll direct a feature film...

[These reviews of Still Life and Up the Yangtze were originally published in the "Through...

I'm so busy editing the next strand of The Auralia Thread, Raven's Ladder, and composing...

The latest Kindlings Muse podcast is up, featuring Dick Staub, Greg Wright, Jennie Spohr, and...

In the territory of art and culture, there is a lot of turmoil among Christians...

This interview was originally published at Looking Closer in 2006. An abridged version of this...

I'm back from The Netherlands, and I hope to cook up a good long journal...

This review was originally published at Good Letters, a blog published by Image. - Sharing...

Thank you for alerting me to your breaking-news scoop on a celebrity and his troubles....

Thanks to John Ottinger for the interview about Auralia's Colors and Cyndere's Midnight that appears...

I have a recording of my friend Nathan Partain singing a hymn called "Jesus is...

As I pack my bags for the Netherlands, I'm curious: What's your favorite Made-in-the-Netherlands movie?...

Read about two opening minutes that impressed me last year, and tell us about your...

Got any advice for first-time visitors to the Netherlands? With joy and gratitude, Anne and...

Discovered at David Hudson's IFC blog: Joshua Land at Moving Image Source writes about The...

I'm rather excited about this. Anybody want to make a guess as to why I've...

We know that Godfather Al "Scarface" Pacino is in talks to play the power-mad King...

My review of Eldorado, a bizarre comedy from Belgian filmmaker Bouli Lanners, is published at...

Is there any better big screen actress working today than Juliette Binoche? I'd like to...

If I say "documentaries," most readers will probably stop reading and move on to something...

Jason Morehead enlightens us as to the meaning of "mono no aware"... his first feature...

Sara Zarr and I are very, very different people, writing very different kinds of books....

1. Start your day with a quick dose of Zbignew Priesner, my favorite film music...