Arts
‘Hannah Arendt’ and the Banality of Evil
The combination of writer/director director Margarethe von Trotta and star Barbara Sukowa can ignite even the most unlikely subject matter.
Arts
Arts
The Lone Ranger Rides An Invincible Silver
Back in the early 1970s, I had neighbors who had worked with Disney Studios.
Arts
Stuck in Love
The overall story may be unremarkable, but the details (especially the dialogue) are terrific.
Arts
‘The Attack’: What We Don’t Know
Amin Jafaari is leading the good life. Though an Arab, he has carved an enviable niche in Israeli society. He has a beautiful wife, a fine home, and an illustrious career as a hotshot surgeon.
Arts
Suzuki Violinists
Picture in your mind 30 young violinists, ranging in age from 4 to 15 years of age, representing towns and cities from throughout New Hampshire, performing on the Bickford Stage at Tad’s Place, a Multi-Cultural Center for the Arts, located on the Heritage Heights Retirement Community Campus in Concord, New Hampshire.
