Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” Though this phrase has a nice ring to it, ...

Picture this: you're reading a story and suddenly realize it's talking directly to you. Not at you, but to you. You're making decisions. You're feeling emotions. You're living the narrative.

He tells the story though, through a first-person point of view. “’Point-of-view’ was a term we dropped. What was wanted to build was called a sentient image,” cinematographer Jomo Fray ...

But what I didn’t think about until I rewatched recently is that “Hale County” is also, effectively, employing a first-person point of view, the way “Nickel Boys” does for its characters.

Shemika Renée cosplaying as historical figure Cate Sharper, an enslaved woman from Prince George’s County, Maryland, in the 1700s whose name appears in the probate records of the family that ...

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