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Secretariat Movie Review

Not exactly a movie about sex, nor a National Geographic reproductive romance, but certainly about studs, Randall Wallace's Secretariat doesn't horse around when inferring that mares matter most, whether of steed or human variety.

Returning to My Mother’s House Book Review

The metaphor of house is not a new one. It has been extensively used in fiction, poetry, and non-fiction, usually to symbolize the human sense and need of belongingness.

Rachel Movie Review: The Image As Obscenity and Truth

Such is the case with the impressively crafted Rachel, director Simone Bitton's both persistent and poetic inquiry into the murder of young International Solidarity Movement (ISM) peace activist Rachel Corrie in Gaza in March 2003.

Chain Letter Movie Review: The Anti-Social Network

A literal and figurative virtual antidote to the worshipful Stockholm Syndrome leaning accolades currently being tossed at the egghead thriller The Social Network, Chain...

Tamara Drewe – Very British, Very Twee

It's possible that sexy young girls would become smitten by a successful novelist, but not this one. Nicholas is, to say the least, flabby.

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