Joel Cohen’s new film version of Macbeth struck me as an art piece about the play Macbeth more than a performance of the play. When the tragedy part gets lost in the shuffle, all you have left are lights and shadows.
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review
This week, I’ve been accidentally observing Epiphany season by following a strict regimen of anxiety-producing activities. This was not my intention. But if you, too, would like to induce a nice bout of depression-anxiety, I have a proven and effective plan for you.
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climate change, cultural commentary
A beautiful and inspiring documentary that makes the climate crisis real, as experienced by six ordinary people from around the world. In response to Laudato si’, the Vatican invited these six to represent the young, the poor, the Indigenous peoples, and the animals so that they might speak on behalf of their communities and the
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Ecotheology, Refugia Faith Resources
