Daniel Abraham Brown, born in Ohio and now living near Seattle, Washington, had a long and successful career in public service. Now retired and free to pursue his hobbies, he has chosen to write film reviews and other essays about the movies. This book is the culmination of all his years of film appreciation. He is also a musician and has published a book of poetry, “Love Flies,” available online through Outskirts Press.
Movies: Why We Love 'Em...and How They Change Us
The pervasive and sometimes subtle influence of an American pastime on American culture
by D. Abraham Brown
Movies: Why We Love 'Em...and How They Change Us
The pervasive and sometimes subtle influence of an American pastime on American culture
by D. Abraham Brown
Published Dec 19, 2020
298 Pages
Genre: ART / Film & Video
Book Details
Let’s go to the movies!
In this book, the author invites you to join him in “peeling the orange” and sinking our teeth into the delicious fruit that is film, and while we’re savoring the taste, appreciate it at an even deeper level. Why are movies so popular? Why do we love them so much? Like a favorite fruit, they feed a craving we have that we can’t fully describe. This book investigates that mystery, and through a deeper understanding of the role movies play in our lives, we might learn a little about ourselves. So come join the adventure, and let’s see what untold stories lie ahead. Roll ‘em!
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