Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
Rudolph Lambert Fernandez is an independent writer who writes on pop culture. He may be reached at X, formerly known as Twitter: @RudolphFernandz
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‘The Straight Story’: Mowing Grass, Mending Relationships
Richard Farnsworth gives a sensitive and caring performance while traveling on a lawn mower.
‘Volcano’: A Disaster Film With Wholesome Messages
Nature at its worst brings out humanity’s best.
‘Boomerang!’: Humans Determine Innocence or Guilt
The point of a justice system is not the system itself, but justice.
‘La Vie En Rose’: Édith Piaf Sings Her Heart Out
The ‘Little Sparrow’ comes to life in this French film.
‘Kramer vs. Kramer’: Parenting Is a Partnership, Not a Playoff
A film on parenting weighs the independence of husband and wife over the family.
‘The Spirit of St. Louis’: James Stewart Flies a Special Plane
Billy Wilder brings to film Charles Lindbergh’s historic flight across the North Atlantic.
‘Marty’: Love Is Not Blind
Delbert Mann’s debut picture tells a simple tale about two good people who want love.
Roger Ebert’s Essay on Death and Dying: ‘Go Gentle Into That Good Night’
The acclaimed film critic reflects on life and death and how one accepts both.
‘To Leslie’: Andrea Riseborough Tells an Addict’s Tale
Addiction is shown how it destroys the lives of people who don’t take responsibility for themselves.
Hollywood Legend Gregory Peck: A Dignified Man On-Screen and Off-Screen
Gregory Peck’s moral convictions defined the type of roles he wanted to play on screen.
