Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
Rudolph Lambert Fernandez is an independent writer who writes on pop culture. He may be reached at X, formerly known as Twitter: @RudolphFernandz
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‘The Inner Circle’: Naivete Is No Excuse for Capitulating to Communism
Some choose not to listen to the warnings of communism’s treachery, but ignorance is no excuse to avoid the consequences.
‘The Black Stallion’: Untamed Power, Speed, Beauty, and Majesty
This film shows the bond between a boy and a wild horse.
‘Hart’s War’: Soldiers Shaping War and Being Shaped by It
A court-martial at the POW camp is not what it seems to be in this film by director Gregory Hoblit.
‘The Fountainhead’: Defiance With a Higher Purpose
King Vidor’s film applauds the independent individual.
‘Man Hunt’: Fritz Lang’s Warning on the Perils of Pacifism
Lang’s film addresses Britain and the world to prevent war.
‘Great Expectations’: David Lean’s Perceptive, Compassionate Film
This Dickens novel presents connection, not conflict, between women and men.
‘This Land Is Mine’: Truth as a Foil to Fascist-Inspired Fear
A post-World War II film exposes treason and traitors.
‘Sergeant Rutledge’: An Engrossing Courtroom Drama
Truth and justice play out in a John Ford western.
‘The Great Caruso’: An Italian Tenor’s Tryst With America
Mario Lanza is in his element in this musical biopic.
‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’: Hugo’s Moving Drama
A film set in 15th-century Paris centered on Notre Dame Cathedral and characters embodying beauty and ugliness.
