Film Review by Kam Williams Eric Liddell’s Missionary Work Memorialized in Bittersweet Sequel to “Chariots of Fire” Chariots of Fire (1981) chronicled the real-life exploits of Eric Henry Liddell (1902-1945), aka “The Flying Scotsman,” […]
The “Novitiate” Interview with Kam Williams Betting on Maggie! Maggie Betts is a native New Yorker and graduate of Princeton University. In 2011, she completed her first documentary, The Carrier, chronicling […]
Film Review by Kam Williams Holocaust Survivors Return to Hungarian Hometown in Poignant Postwar Drama It is August 12, 1945. Japan is reeling and on the verge of surrender in the wake of atomic […]
Film Review by Kam Williams Wounded Warriors Readjust to Civilian Life in Adaptation of Heartbreaking Best Seller In the spring of 2007, the Washington Post’s David Finkel accompanied a combat team of American infantrymen […]
Book Review by Kam Williams Invisible Ink Navigating Racism in Corporate America by Stephen M. Graham CreateSpace Paperback, $11.95 220 pages ISBN: 978-1-5411-7117-6 “It has always been a struggle for the relatively few […]
Film Review by Kam Williams Tom Cruise Stars in Biopic about Airline Pilot-Turned-Infamous Drug Smuggler Barry Seal (Tom Cruise) was gainfully employed as a commercial airline pilot when he was surreptitiously recruited by […]
Book Review by Kam Williams We Were Eight Years in Power An American Tragedy by Ta-Nehisi Coates One World Hardcover, $28.00 394 pages ISBN: 978-0-399-59056-6 *”For so much of American history, the fact […]
Film Review by Kam Williams Brit Biopic Chronicles Unlikely Friendship Forged between Queen Mum and Muslim Manservant In 1887, 24 year-old Abdul Karim (Ali Fazal) moved from India to England where he found work […]
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