Kam On Film: “The Shape Of Water” & “Call Me By Your Name” Kam Williams February 7, 2018 Columns, Kam On Film The Shape of Water Monster Meets Girl in Romantic Sci-fi Fantasy The Shape of Water is the early favorite in this year's Oscar sweepstakes. The sci-fi fantasy about love across species lines was nomi...
Kam On Film: “Molly’s Game” & “Where’s Daddy?” Kam Williams January 31, 2018 Columns, Kam On Film Molly's Game Jessica Chastain Plays Skier-Turned-Felon in Warts-and-All Biopic Molly Bloom (Jessica Chastain) was the third-ranked downhill skier in North America when her dream of representing the U.S...
Kam On Film: “12 Strong” & “Mama Africa: Miriam Makeba” Kam Williams January 24, 2018 Columns, Kam On Film 12 Strong Adaptation of Best Seller Chronicles Exploits of Special Forces Unit Deployed to Afghanistan A few days after 9/11, President George W. Bush visited Ground Zero where he delivered his iconic ...
Kam On Film: “Darkest Hour” and “What Lies Upstream” Kam Williams January 10, 2018 Columns, Kam On Film Darkest Hour Oldman Channels Churchill in Character-Driven Docudrama Curiously, Darkest Hour and Dunkirk basically cover the same ground, namely, Winston Churchill's (Gary Oldman) first month as Prime Minist...
The 10 Best, No, the 100 Best Films of 2017 Kam Williams January 3, 2018 Interviews 10 Best Big Budget Films Baby Driver Lady Bird The Disaster Artist The Florida Project Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Mudbound Dunkirk Wonder Woman Get Out Rough N...
Kam On Film: “The Disaster Artist” & “Hostiles” Kam Williams December 27, 2017 Columns, Kam On Film The Disaster Artist Buddy Comedy Chronicles the Making of the Worst Movie Ever In 1998, 19-year-old Greg Sestero (Dave Franco) met a mysterious, middle-aged man named Tommy Wiseau (James Franco) in a San Fran...
In Memoriam – Bruce Brown: Legendary Director Reflects on Shooting Classic Surfing Documentary Kam Williams December 20, 2017 Interviews Born in San Francisco on Dec. 1, 1937, the legendary Bruce Brown is best known for directing, narrating, shooting, editing and producing The Endless Summer, a groundbreaking documentary filmed on beaches al...
Kam On Film: “Wonder Wheel” & “Lady Bird” Kam Williams December 13, 2017 Columns Wonder Wheel New Woody Allen Pic Proves Terribly Disappointing I suppose Woody Allen was due for a dud. After being distracted during the ‘90s by a bitter divorce and custody battle, the four-time Oscar-win...
Kam On Film Kam Williams December 6, 2017 Columns Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Frances McDormand Delivers in Dark Comedy Reminiscent of Fargo Twenty-years-ago, Frances McDormand won an Academy Award for Fargo, a delightful whodunit set in a ti...
Kam On Film – “Mudbound” & “No Greater Love” Kam Williams November 29, 2017 Columns Mudbound Returning WWII Vets Forge Unlikely Friendship across Color Line in Searing Southern Saga Dateline: Mississippi, 1946, which means many of the Magnolia State's soldier native sons are making the adj...
