Orem Library

An author, shut off from the rest of the world in a small suburban apartment, derives his view of post-Communist Hungary through the eyes and ears of his cat. Every morning, he the cat out into the streets; in the evenings, he reviews the material captured through the cat's eyes, ears, and brain in order to write a novel.

A one-man show about two public figures who were both gay: conservative lawyer Roy Cohn and experimental director Jack Smith. While both men were very different, they each died of the same disease.

In the first comprehensive documentary to examine the Rosenbergs' case, Alvin Goldstein looked closely at the facts and legal procedures. Goldstein produced the documentary when most of the principals were still alive, so the jurors, FBI agents, lawyers, and family members he interviewed were not only primary sources but they also had something to say. In 1950, the mild-mannered, average-looking, middle-aged Rosenbergs were accused of masterminding...