Orson Welles: The Lion in Winter, and at Lunch
Taken from long-lost recordings and filled with Hollywood gossip and personal revelations, this collection of transcripts proves why Orson Welles was one of the great conversationalists of all time.
Pat Kewley
Pat Kewley is a writer and artist from Buffalo NY. In addition to PopMatters, his writing can be found in outlets like Slate, Salon, Paste Magazine, Bright Lights Film Journal, and elsewhere. His artwork has appeared in alternative publications like the Washington City Paper and Broken Pencil Magazine. You can see more of his work and keep up with him at www.patkewleyisgreat.com.
‘King of the Hill’ Is a Touching, Sweet Story and Quite Unlike Later Soderbergh Films
This is a fascinating glimpse into an exploratory, identity-forming period before even Soderbergh himself seemed to have a handle on his erratic muse.
The Trials of the Unloveable Loser in Todd Solondz’s ‘Dark Horse’
In the fictional universe of a Todd Solondz film, you can’t throw a rock without hitting a petulant misanthrope like Dark Horse‘s Abe. Yet here, something unusual occurs.