Month: July 2020

Originally posted on Festival for Drama in Film, Screenplays, Novels:
The most compelling of stories aren’t those which are written with flowery flourishes and bold words or captured on the big screen with scenic locales and theme music. No story is good or bad, beautiful or ugly. What makes it memorable is that it demands…

Originally posted on Comedy FESTIVAL:
Forty years ago, on July 25, 1980, a small-budget snobs-versus-slobs summer comedy about the underpaid caddies and overprivileged members of a lily-white country club called Bushwood opened in theaters across the U.S. It was hardly a Cinderella story upon its release. The critics were brutal, and the film struggled to…