Author Archives: Mark DuPré

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About Mark DuPré

Retired (associate) pastor at a Christian church. Retired film professor at Rochester Institute of Technology. Husband for nearly 50 years to the lovely and talented Diane. Father to three children and father-in-law to three more amazing people. I continue some ministry duties even though retired from the pastoral staff position. Right now I'm co-writing a book, co-writing a serious musical drama, and am half-way through writing (on my own a month-long devotional.

J. Edgar

Posted on November 18, 2011 by Mark DuPré

Ultimately, J. Edgar doesn’t work. Beautiful to look at, as are most of Eastwood’s films. And the acting is generally good. But there is a perspective conflict between the director and the screenwriter, and a conflict over which story is … Continue reading →

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Abortion and the Film Image

Posted on September 4, 2011 by Mark DuPré

Note: The author is pro-life, and isn’t trying to hide it. However, that stance takes nothing away from the deeply insightful article that follows! Abortion and the Film Image There are a number of fronts in the abortion battle—whether you’re … Continue reading →

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Singin’ and dancin’ with Kelly and Donen

Posted on August 8, 2011 by Mark DuPré

CREATIVE CONFLUENCE The Gene Kelly/Stanley Donen Musicals           By Mark DuPré                   Table of Contents Introduction Prelude The Early Films   For Me and My Gal   Thousands … Continue reading →

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Welcome to my (film) world!

Posted on August 8, 2011 by Mark DuPré

This site is for three kinds of people: those curious about a film or film trend, those that really like to dig into film stuff, and real, serious film nerds. I am all three and hope to reflect that here.

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