Global Leadership for Educators and Teachers
Dr. Barry Kerzin on how honesty and altruism cultivates responsible leadership
Movies
Where to Invade Next
The unruly provocateur deconstructs the myth of American exceptionalism
The Huntsman: Winter’s War
For all the star power involved, The Huntsman never really comes to life
London Has Fallen
Gerard Butler’s career hangs on this derivative, worn-out action movie trope
Garm Wars: The Last Druid
Visually stunning but dramatically inert live action flick by Mamoru Oshii
Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans
This intimate documentary is a study in how not to make a vanity movie
Beyond the Reach
Vacuous, glacially paced; a wholly unsatisfying cat and mouse game
Macbeth
Stunning and unforgettable, the Bard would be glad to add this to his filmography
Backtrack
Derivative but watchable, solid performance by Adrien Brody
Hail, Caesar!
An affectionate, star-studded satire of postwar Golden-Age Hollywood by the Coen brothers
I Am a Hero
Managing to make a zombie movie touching, funny, emotional, and tense is no small feat, but Sato pulls it off
Captain America: Civil War
Not particularly entertaining, but at least its dramatically coherent