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Daily Archives: May 7, 2025
Documentary Review: “I Know Catherine, The Log Lady” celebrates a Character and an Actress and her role in The Strange Saga of David Lynch
Here it is, in documentary form, the Greatest “Show Must Go On” Story Ever Told. Richard Green’s “I Know Catherine, The Log Lady” is a moving appreciation of the long life of a working actress, a woman rendered immortal by … Continue reading
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Tagged coulson, david-lynch, film, kyle-maclachlan, log-lady-documentary, mark-frost, movies, nicholas-meyer, television, twin-peaks
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Classic Film Review: History, Classism, War Crimes, Australian Character and a Director’s Intent Collide in “Breaker Morant” (1980)
Australian cinema hadn’t made much of a mark internationally before The Australian New Wave hit in the mid ’70s through the very early ’80s. In a flash, Australian history, culture, character and mores were broadcast to the big wide world … Continue reading
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Tagged australian-culture, australian-heritage, beresford, breaker-moran, bryan-brown, film, movies, Reviews
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