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The Cinema Scribe

The Cinema Scribe

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The Cinema Scribe is a bi-weekly show hosted by Author Brent Marchant. Brent will focus on a specific movie each week and use its context for explaining what some call "law of attraction" and what Brent calls "conscious creation". This is a perfect show for those who enjoy going to the movies and learning how to create our realities.Copyright Bring Me 2 Life Network Art
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  • Heartwarming French Comedy-Drama “The Marching Band”

    Heartwarming French Comedy-Drama “The Marching Band”
    Oct 13 2026
    Fostering brotherly love isn’t always easy, especially when siblings differ from one another or, more fundamentally, when they are unaware of one another’s existence. But sometimes circumstances break down these barriers and open up new dynamics, giving us a chance to test them and see what they yield. That is the case with two siblings long unknown to one another, unexpectedly drawn together in a crisis. Find out more in a review of the new heartwarming French comedy-drama, “The Marching Band” (“En Fanfare”), in the next edition of The Cinema Scribe.
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    13 min
  • Three LGBTQ+ Releases from Reeling 2026

    Three LGBTQ+ Releases from Reeling 2026
    Sep 22 2026
    LGBTQ+ cinema has made tremendous strides in recent years. As groundbreaking as they once were, however, the tried-and-true narratives that dominated the genre in its early years grew somewhat stale and clichéd over time, forcing filmmakers specializing in these pictures to become more creative and more daring in their works, even when dealing with stories similar in nature to their predecessors. The results have begun showing up in greater numbers at indie arthouses and film festivals, such as the Reeling Chicago International LGBTQ+ Film Festival, the second oldest continuously running event of its kind, now in its 44th edition. And, if the early screenings in this year's event are any indication, the programmers have done an outstanding job in choosing this year’s selections, many of which eloquently deal with the subject of same-sex relationships. Three films in particular have been genuine stand-outs in this regard: Canada’s “Montreal, My Beautiful,” the USA’s “Before I Do,” and South Africa’s “Black Burns Fast,” all of which are reviewed in the latest edition of The Cinema Scribe.
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    14 min
  • Cinema Scribe Reviews Late Fame

    Cinema Scribe Reviews Late Fame
    Sep 8 2026
    Well-meaning optimists often nudge us to believe that it’s never too late to discover (or rediscover) our respective callings in life (and sometimes they’re right). At a time when many of us may have given up on our dreams or settled for a simpler way of life, some still eagerly follow such inspirational advice and find the experience refreshingly rejuvenating. But even with the best of hopes and intentions, what’s the guarantee, if any, of success at such undertakings? Find out more in a review of the new dramatic character study, “Late Fame,” in the next edition of The Cinema Scribe.
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    14 min
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