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Nashville Film Festival 1

By Joe Nolan | Published April 24, 2017

I’ll be posting about the Nashville Film Festival this week — the event got underway this past Thursday afternoon. I saw a number of films before the fest for my annual preview I write for The Contributor. On Thursday I went to pick up my credentials, and was able to score a ticket for the [...]

Posted in Cinema | Tagged 10 meter tower, Adam Roffman, Axel Danielson, Bendik Mondal, Break, Edge of Alchemy, Edvard Karijord, Fayetteville, Four Quarters of Silence, I'm Free, John Hurt, Josh Yates, Line Klungseth Johansen, Maximilien Van Aertryck, Nashville Film Festival, Nick Moss, North Carolina, Process: Breath, Stacey Steers, The Collection, The Moderators, This is Yates | Leave a comment

Summer Reading: 1984

By Joe Nolan | Published June 21, 2013

In the wake of the NSA/Snowden revelations, and the general sense of paranoia that has taken grip of the news cycle and the internet, a few pundits have assumed the roles of cultural watchdogs, taking the pulse of public taste to measure the effect of the spooky news on the hearts and minds of the [...]

Posted in Books, Cinema | Tagged 1984, Amazon, Big Brother, George Orwell, John Hurt, NSA, Snowden, spying, the Party, Thought Police | Leave a comment

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