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Jeff Rutherford

Jeff Rutherford

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Host, Reading and Writing Podcast

Northampton

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Total articles 127

  • Marci Hargrove, Business Teacher in Keller, TX Interview

    By Jeff Rutherford Verified| knowledgematters.com@ Welcome to the first episode of The High School Business & Personal Finance Teachers Podcast hosted by Knowledge Matters. This first episode of the podcast features an interview with Marci Hargrove, a business teacher at Central High School-Keller ISD in Keller, Texas. See below for a transcript of the interview. Listen to the podcast now, by clicking below. Or, subscribe to the podcast now via Apple’s iTunes.

    By Jeff Rutherford Verified · knowledgematters.com

    Oct. 06, 2023

  • A PERFECT DAY FOR CARIBOU Isn't Your Typical Father & Son Reunion-SLAMDANCE

    By Jeff Rutherford Verified, Brian Fanelli| Horror Buzz Verified Slamdance 2023 Film Festival  – I’ll say this up front. A Perfect Day for Caribou won’t be for everyone. It’s opening soliloquy by one of the two male leads is long and prosaic, like something out of a Thomas Wolfe novel. The film centers itself around the dialogue between father and son, as they lament past mistakes, regrets, and intergenerational trauma. Jeff Rutherford‘s feature debut is an artsy meditation on masculinity set against the jagged landscapes of the Pacific Northwest.

    By Jeff Rutherford Verified, Brian Fanelli · Horror Buzz

    Jan. 25, 2023

  • Astrakan - film review

    By Redmond Bacon, Sorayos Prapapan, Jeff Rutherford Verified, Alexander Sokurov| DMovies@ This miserablist French coming-of-age story has a lot of craft, but is in the service of an irredeemable storyline — live from Locarno QUICK SNAP: LIVE FROM LOCARNO Astrakan — or, as I would call it, The 400 Woes — had me asking lots of interesting questions: where does the line between a chronicle end and a narrative start; how do diverse individual scenes actually accumulate into a final picture; and what is the line between representing something awful and genuinely exploiting the people...

    By Redmond Bacon, Sorayos Prapapan, Jeff Rutherford Verified, Alexander Sokurov · DMovies

    Aug. 09, 2022

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