Missing in Action The Cappadora's child isn't the only thing lost--the book's translation to script could use some help, too. [03-29-99] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Living Out Loud Jim Cartwright's celebrated play translates poorly to screen, but "Little Voice's" singing keeps the film alive. [02-23-99] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Star Light, Star Bright The Sundance Film Festival descends upon Park City, and brings with it all the brushes with celebrity you can stand in a year. [01-25-99] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Star Gazing Who to watch for at Sundance. [01-25-99] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Orgasmic Mormons "South Park" creator Trey Parker brings new meaning to the phrase "Happy Valley." [10-26-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Who's Afraid of Neil LaBute? An interview with director Neil LaBute. [09-21-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Owen Meany He Isn't Reviewing "Simon Birch." [09-21-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Forget 'Lolita' With "The Opposite of Sex," Ricci moves to a new level. [08-24-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Summer Flicks Explosions and effects galore, sure -- but wait, this summer also offers a few unexpected gems. [06-15-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Monster Mash Godzilla makers Emmerich and Devlin say they are just fun-loving knuckleheads. [06-01-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Bulworth Calls Bullshit! Warren Beatty's new political satire hits all the right buttons to create a cult hero for the '90s. [06-01-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Trash TV? Do television shows like "Jerry Springer" and "Howard Stern" push confrontation, contention, hostility, anger and fury just because it sells? [05-26-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Pain and Regret Van Diem's Oscar-winning "Character" is a compelling film about human relations. [05-26-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Defiantly Bent Sean Mathias' screen adaptation of "Bent" reaffirms the power of love, even in the bleakest of times. [05-11-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Hauntingly Herzog Legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog isn't crazy, but likes to explore the mysteries of human existence. [04-27-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Bored by an Angel "City of Angels" doesn't fly. [04-27-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Warm, Fuzzy Giant Review of "My Giant." [04-20-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Live Flesh Review of "Live Flesh." [04-13-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Portrait of Longing Review of "Love and Death On Long Island." [03-30-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY Me So Corny Call in corny, but "The Wedding Singer" is a feel-good, old-fashioned love story high on heart, filled with plenty of laughs and '80s hits. [03-02-98] — Mary Dickson, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY More Mary Dickson Archives...
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