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Author: Peter Schutz

“Assassination Nation” Shows Society in Peril

Wildly violent new blockbuster aims to ruffle some feathers Peter Schutz Associate Reporter September 27, 2018 While watching Sam Levinson’s ravishingly violent new blockbuster “Assassination Nation,” a quote from Tony[…]

Filming at the Speed of Life: Terrence Malick

Legendary filmmaker’s timeless masterpiece joins the Criterion Collection Peter Schutz Associate Reporter September 20, 2018 Terrence (Terry) Malick has always been noted as a poetic filmmaker, but never has this[…]

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Playboi Carti: Out With the Old, In With the New

Traditions of rap are challenged in latest release from a budding artist Peter Schutz The Santa Clara May 24, 2018 Playboi Carti is not a rapper. Where hip-hop zigs, Carti[…]

Pizza Antica: New Spins on Old Classics

A newly renovated San Jose landmark remains timeless Peter Schutz The Santa Clara May 17, 2018 Don’t call it a comeback—Pizza Antica is once again open for business after a[…]

Review: Messages Miss the Mark in “Tully”

Brand new, star-studded film from “Juno” director fails to deliver Peter Schutz The Santa Clara May 10, 2018 There is a wise saying, often heard on airplanes, that you should[…]

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: A Retrospective

A look at a massively influential composer, 125 years after his passing Peter Schutz The Santa Clara May 3, 2018 Speaking the language of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky goes beyond Russian.[…]

Big Meets Bigger in Action-Packed “Rampage”

The Rock is just a stone’s throw from perfection in latest blockbuster film Peter Schutz The Santa Clara April 19, 2018 The body-count in “Rampage,” Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s latest[…]

Los Altos Gallery Highlights Local Artists

Gallery 9 displays talents of Bay Area painter in new exhibition of artwork Peter Schutz The Santa Clara April 12, 2018 Sometimes, it’s the little things that count. In the[…]

Czarface Creates Greatness From Nonsense

Rap purist legends join forces for an utterly monolithic project Peter Schutz The Santa Clara April 5, 2018 “Czarface Meets Metal Face” is a silly title for a kind of[…]

One-Act Play Delves Deep into Subconscious Thoughts

Reviewing “Call It Clover” at Santa Clara Peter Schutz The Santa Clara February 22, 2018 You’re seated on a train. Opposite you is a middle-aged couple. As you turn the pages[…]

Live Coding: Music is in the (Macbook) Air

Cyber songs produced on the spot during faculty concert Peter Schutz The Santa Clara February 15, 2018 There is a touching moment in the 2013 film “Her” where the AI main[…]

Still Loving Timberlake? Cry Me a River…

Justin Timberlake tries to get *NSYNC with his southern heritage Peter Schutz The Santa Clara February 8, 2018 Consider flannel. Soft, warm. Gently evocative of a rugged, long-extinct lifestyle. Flannel suggests[…]

Fifty Years Fly By: A Retrospective on Rock

The lasting impact of two truly revolutionary “White” albums Peter Schultz Associate Reporter February 1, 2018 In 1967, “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” single-handedly ruptured the world of pop music.[…]

The Intricate Psyche of Reynolds Woodcock

“Phantom Thread” unwraps the mind of a dressmaker Peter Schultz Associate Reporter January 25, 2018 “Phantom Thread” is a film composed of white rooms with white women in white uniforms,[…]

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