Cinema and TV
Maleficent: The Story of Motherhood that Redeems
They meet, fall in love, make big plans, and promise each other eternal faithfulness. Everything seems to be getting better […]
An Unending Spiral: The Price Bitter of Divorce An Analysis of the Documentary “Divorce Corp” by Stephen Sorge
It is an almost desperate cry, a warning perhaps the last call before a definitive catastrophe. It is a terrible […]
Are Disney cartoons still educational for kids?
Despite most parents’ appraisal of Disney animation films who show them to their kids for entertainment and occasionally for educational […]
Hatred, vengeance, reparation and forgiveness in the film The Painted Veil
Directed by John Curran and based on the book by the same name by W. Somerset Maugham Lift not the […]
The Eskimo Family: Nanook Revisited
One of my top movies is Robert J. Flaherty’s Nanook of the North (1922). I consider it a masterpiece but […]
Man of Steel
The planet Krypton has gone into chaos due to internal conflicts among its inhabitants. Jor-El (Russell Crowe) and Lara (Ayelet […]
Is the Fiuggi Family Festival still an occasion?
Commentary and sensations of a three-day story inside the heart of a cultural event. There are numerous ways in which […]
The TV choice for children and pre-adolescents in Italy in the Digital era
Recently, The Catholic University of the Holy Heart in Milan presented the first report by Focus in Media, the Observatory […]
Approaching God in the cinema
Approaching God in the cinema (San Paolo Publisher, 2013, 15 euros) is fruit of a collaboration with Professor Enrique Fuster, […]
The role of the father figure in TV series
A conference was held at The Pontifical University of the Holy Cross onThe Role of the Father Figure in TV […]