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The Cinematic Skinny on LightHeart Entertainment and Media
The Book of Clarence: A Must-See Humorous Biblical Epic about Faith By Sandra Olmsted Somewhere between Cecil B. DeMille's sword-and-sandal, Biblical epics and Monty Python's snarky Life of…
The Power of Film Nov. 9-19, at The Hi-Pointe Theatre
The 32nd Annual Whitaker St. Louis International Film Festival Cinema St. Louis (CSL) unveiled the 32nd Annual Whitaker St. Louis International Film Festival (SLIFF), set to captivate audiences from…
Making the Most of the Dog Days of Summer;
Making the Most of the Dog Days of Summer; Classes Starts at Most Area School Aug.21 by Sandra Olmsted Technically speaking, the Northern Hemisphere, astronomical event of Dog…
Annual Cinema Showcase last two weeks of July
23rd Annual Whitaker St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase starts July 21 Tickets: Individual tickets are $15 for general admission, $12 for Cinema St. Louis members and students with valid and current…
STAGES World Premier: The Karate Kid: The Musical
Resolves Modern-Day Conflicts With Ancient Sensibility By Pat Lindsey It isn't often that I'm blown away by a new musical, but that's exactly what happened to me at the World…
Movie Reviews
Check Out Light Blog t.biz For these Film Reviews by Sandra Olmsted, "LightHeart Blog: Cinematic Skinny" at LightHeart.biz ANTASTIC BEASTS: THE SECRETS OF DUMBLEDORE. Probably the least visually exciting…
Ross Family Theatre Showing Jersey Boys
STAGES' Jersey Boys Is A Night to Remember By Pat Lindsey Oh, what a night it was to see Jersey Boys in the intimate Ross Family Theatre in the new…
Chicago: Muny’s Last Show of the Season is a Hit
'Chicago' Razzle Dazzles Muny Audiences in the Season's Final Week by Pat Lindsey The Muny's fifth and final show of its 103rd season, "Chicago," is the story of two Merry…
The Muny Opens 2021 Season
Smokey Joe's Cafe' Returns Love To the St. Louis Neighborhood By Pat Lindsey After an intermission that lasted 714 nights, The Muny finally reopened with the show that is perfect…
Emma (Anya Taylor-Joy) and Harriet (Mia Goth) speak of love too often.
Sandra Olmsted’s Cinematic Skinny: de Wilde’s “Emma.”
Jane Austin Returns in Autumn de Wilde’s Deliciously Wry “Emma.” by Sandra Olmsted According to debut-director Autumn de Wilde of "Emma.", her influences include "Bringing Up Baby" and John…