by Nic Champion | Dec 26, 2018 | KPL Staff Reads, Uncategorized
← Emma's Favorite Books of 2018 Films In the Library of Congress → Hi everyone! Check out my full list with descriptions at TheArtsSTL.com!1. Hereditary2. The Favourite3. BlacKkKlansman4. If Beale Street Could Talk5. You Were Never Really Here6. First...
by Nic Champion | Sep 9, 2018 | KPL Staff Reads, Uncategorized
← Shannon's Hot Takes on Hot Reads (and Other Things) for August 2018 Halloween for the Whole Household → This has been a particularly exciting year for film. Masters are returning to form. Newcomers are smashing expectations. And overall, the stories...
by Nic Champion | Feb 26, 2018 | KPL Staff Reads
← Reading #MeToo #ReadingWomenKPL → If you’ve been in the computer lab lately, you’ll have noticed the wonderful photography by Deborah Weinstein of Southeast Asian communities on display. The imagery is compelling and full of rich detail,...
by Ryan Drinkard | Oct 3, 2017 | Feed a Reader, KPL Staff Reads
← October is International Dinosaur Month Celebrating Native Voices → Salutations you wondrous patrons! Well we made it to October and Halloween is just around the corner. Ready for a spooky movie to get you in the holiday spirit? Well your beautiful...
by Nic Champion | Sep 18, 2017 | KPL Staff Reads, Uncategorized
← Fall Food for Fines Movies for a Spooky Halloween! → In 1922, Robert J. Flaherty would create the first example of what documentaries are thought to be today, by constructing a non-fiction (although heavily fabricated) story through film. He used real...
