Author name: Douglas Norton

Out of darkness comes a light. In the face of a tragedy so vast and cruel it shakes the soul […]

Sometimes you can feel a movie teetering on the brink, balancing on that mysterious knife-edge of story and character, just

“Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.” –Plato In the documentary “Kind Hearted Woman,” director David

It’s the feel good document of the year! If you read one parchment this year, make it this one! Soon

Oh, the comforts of reliable routine. Shower, shave, dress. Campaign, take office, lie. Find the body, investigate the murder, solve

“Sometimes I live in the country, sometimes I live in town,       Sometimes I get a great notion

Sometimes the most compelling ghosts aren’t the ones that hover in the halls or stack the furniture on the kitchen

A chair. A table. A microphone and a glass of water. Oh, and the notebook. The notebook. Can’t forget the

In biographical documentaries, we’ve learned to expect the unpleasant revelation, the twist that reveals the darker character. It’s that darkness

“10 Buildings That Changed America” does exactly what it says on the label—a modest chronological survey of ten cornerstones of American