“King Lear” is Shakespeare, which makes it long and boring, right? I mean, probably.
I don’t feel like I have to defend Shakespeare. I’m pretty certain he’s made his mark and is generally regarded as a genius. But as a college audience, nobody seems to respect or agree with this member of the theater canon.
He loves her, or maybe he doesn’t. She loves him, or maybe she doesn’t. It ends badly, or maybe it doesn’t.
It’s usually frowned upon when a 30-something man tries to woo a high school girl. People question his motives and simply wonder what the hell he’s doing.
It’s clear first-time writer/director James Mottern titled his sweet but stagnant indie film “Trucker” in order to flip an audience’s perception of what kind of person typically fills the occupation.
The holiday season is filled with hectic moments. However, pianist Jim Brickman will show the relaxing attributes of the season through music.
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