Author Archive for Sister Helena Burns, fsp

Movie Review: <em>Blue Like Jazz</em>
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Movie Review: Blue Like Jazz

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by on Apr 13, 2012 in Featured, On Media
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There’s a new kind of film coming to a cinema near you–film that is Christian, made by Christians, but (proudly) not part of the “Christian film genre.” The movie is rated PG-13 but was almost rated R because of its “realness” with regard to campus life. Lots of language and mature themes. Director Steve Taylor […]

Movie Review: <em>Hugo</em>
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Movie Review: Hugo

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by on Dec 13, 2011 in Arts, Leisure & Culture, Featured, On TV and Movies
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Hugo is Martin Scorsese’s engaging adaptation of the children’s book by the same name. What’s it about? It’s an elaborate introduction to a slice of film history. The all-British cast plays out the story set in a 1930’s train station in Paris. At first, the story seems to be a tale of a misfortunate orphan-urchin […]