Monthly Archives: October 2011
Mike Daisey Is Not Afraid To Open His Eyes
Daisey’s creation, THE AGONY AND ECSTASY OF STEVE JOBS is a sly work. He slowly and hauntingly shows us how via our dependency and fascination with electronic things, we all are part of a global community. We all are taught … Continue reading
Separating Parents and Their Daughters
I recently had the experience of viewing two new films; MONEYBALL (2011 directed by Glen Miller and written by Steven Zaillian, Aaron Sorkin) and A SEPARATION (2011 directed and written by Asghar Farhardi). The difference between the way adolescent daughters … Continue reading
Ah …Almodovar!
I do not want to spoil the experience of his new film THE SKIN I LIVE IN for anyone. However I just wish Almodovar had incorporated some of the character complexity which Arthur Miller distilled in his Eddie Carbone of … Continue reading
“The “Odd Couple” — Steve Jobs and Health Care as a Right for All”
I urge all to read this column by my colleague and friend Miles Zaremski Article: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/miles-j-zaremski/the-odd-couplesteve-jobs-_b_1003346.html
