Writer/photographer Anita Harris says that “A Single Frame”, shows that an artist never knows where a work might lead, whom it might affect, and how its spirit might live on to inform, influence and inspire future generations.
After seeing the shocking documentary “An Open Secret,” Boston critic Sheila Green urges Hollywood, news outlets, theaters and the public to take up the issue of child sexual abuse in the American film industry.
The Whitney’s 2014 Biennial has been excoriated by critics but Cambridge writer Anita Harris was guided through by a docent who was also a psychonanalyst. As a result, her visit to the show was “fun.”
Cambridge writer Anita Harris encourages anyone interested in film or the environment to fund Luke Farrar’s Kickstarter campaign to fund a 3-D filming of Australia’s 50M-year-old Claustral Canyon.
Cambridge Writer Anita Harris reviews Boston premier of feature film “Redlegs,” shown recently at the Roxbury Film Festival.
Cambridge writer Anita Harris shares photos from gala benefit for Bill Lichtenstein’s forthcoming film, “The American Revolution”–a documentary on WBCN radio which Lichtenstein credits as instrumental (pun intended) in the political and cultural upheavals of the late 1960s.
Salmon Fishing in the Yemen presents an unusual mix of romance, politics, environmentalism, international affairs, humor, seriousness; it humanizes the character of an Arab sheik; pokes fun at the Brits. While the movie is farfetched, I enjoyed it. Three stars.
Boston filmmaker Bill Lichtenstein is seeking $104K to fund documentary “The American Revolution” about 60s Boston radio station WBCN. “We changed the world once and we can do it again,” he says.
