Emile Hirsch

By julianayrs In the opening scenes, the lens focuses on a Harvey Milk that seems so foreign to us. Here, the acting is natural and believable. Then, there is a close-up on Milk. The Milk story has stood on its own as a great American tragedy for decades.

By julianayrs The words often return to haunt me; subsequently, to this day I often reflect on their meaning. So - when the opening scenes of “In the wild” (Sean Penn directed) unfolded on the screen - the origins of the emotions of the Chris McCandless character were easy to fathom.