Tag Archives: Ayn Rand

Clarence Thomas exemplifies the American dream. Born into poverty, abandoned by his father, through hard work and dedication, he rose to one of the highest offices in the land.

This year’s Anthem Film Festival, the tenth annual, had its share of short film spice.

At this year’s Anthem Film Festival, two films with a continental twist played games with the minds of the audience: "May Fifteenth in Paris" and "Re-Evolution."

The following is a chapter from my upcoming memoir ‘Prospero’s Daughter: A Life Beyond Convention.’ The Battle of ‘The Fountainhead’ Ocala National Forest, Florida, Spring 1960   We kids stood around outside, under the dry scratch and whisper of live oak leaves. In late morning, the sun was getting hot. …

Searching for Eddie Running Wolf, a feature length documentary by director Thomas Hartmann, defies easy classification.

The Anthem Film Festival, part of the FreedomFest Conference, runs from July 10-13, 2013, at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas.

Atlas Shrugged Part One represents the sort of trickle down filmmaking, that is unlikely to find much of an audience outside of hardcore Ayn Rand devotees.

Ayn Rand throws a tea party.

Can a fanboy fairly review a movie he’s been waiting a lifetime to see? Who is John Galt?

Holy Gaia, Margaret Mead! Let's all bow down and worship stone age people.