Category: Film

Criss-crossing the continents, the railway network changed the shape of the world in the mid-nineteenth century, allowing swift, convenient and relatively inexpensive mass transit to distant locations; a

It is an annual family tradition approached with dismay and disdain, the gathering of the twisted branches of the poorly trimmed Remington family tree for the joint birthday

The house, white against the snow, the almost-birthday girl with yellow ribbons in her hair, running downstairs and outside in her red jacket to see who the stranger

The sounds of nature, birds, a distant river, leaves blowing in the wind, and voices, two men looking around the remains of an old fire tower in which

It was a promise made by President John F Kennedy on Wednesday 12th September 1962, that the agencies of the United States of America would put a man

The leaves fall, the apples ripen, and upon a hill in Wisconsin at the edge of Lake Michigan Jean Kayak’s Acme Applejack is born and brewed, potent, popular

It should have been a happy day for Agnes, the first of many at the start of her new life as a wife to Wolf Lizlfellner, soon to

It is a tragic circumstance which offers a slim chance of redemption for has-been actor Anthony Miller, out of favour with audiences and producers after a four year

It’s been a bad day in a difficult job for US Border Patrol officer Angel Waters, unheeded as he tried to warn off an immigrant crossing at a

It has been four years since Andrea Johnson lost her husband in an accident, now raising her young son Tim alone on the Greek island of Mykonos, a