Churchill Roberts and Sandra Dickson: These are a few of our favorite things
What inspires these filmmakers and documentarians?
'On the Waterfront'
Published: Thursday, June 11, 2009 at 2:55 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, June 11, 2009 at 2:55 p.m.
Sandra: ‘On The Waterfront’
The film makes me rise out of my seat every time I see the final scene as Brando triumphs over the mob boss.
Churchill: Italy
Having taught in Florence twice, I almost think of myself as a Florentine.
Churchill: Cooking
After I graduated from college, I first went to work for Dobbs House, a restaurant and airline catering chain in Memphis, where I helped the chef develop new recipes — a low-paying, high-calorie job I thoroughly enjoyed!
Sandra: ‘Pride And Prejudice’
Since reading this novel as a teen, I continue to revisit it and applaud the gumption of Elizabeth Bennet.
Sandra: ‘The Thin Blue Line’
For its compelling subject matter and superb craftsmanship.
Churchill: ‘Night And Fog’
This is still one of the best films about the Holocaust.
Churchill: Traveling
What could be more enjoyable than meeting people from other parts of the world and experiencing other cultures!
Sandra: Rufus
My dog with the giant ears and crooked tail.
Sandra: ‘On The Waterfront’
The film makes me rise out of my seat every time I see the final scene as Brando triumphs over the mob boss.
Churchill: Italy
Having taught in Florence twice, I almost think of myself as a Florentine.
Churchill: Cooking
After I graduated from college, I first went to work for Dobbs House, a restaurant and airline catering chain in Memphis, where I helped the chef develop new recipes — a low-paying, high-calorie job I thoroughly enjoyed!
Sandra: ‘Pride And Prejudice’
Since reading this novel as a teen, I continue to revisit it and applaud the gumption of Elizabeth Bennet.
Sandra: ‘The Thin Blue Line’
For its compelling subject matter and superb craftsmanship.
Churchill: ‘Night And Fog’
This is still one of the best films about the Holocaust.
Churchill: Traveling
What could be more enjoyable than meeting people from other parts of the world and experiencing other cultures!
Sandra: Rufus
My dog with the giant ears and crooked tail.
Sandra: ‘On The Waterfront’
The film makes me rise out of my seat every time I see the final scene as Brando triumphs over the mob boss.
Churchill: Italy
Having taught in Florence twice, I almost think of myself as a Florentine.
Churchill: Cooking
After I graduated from college, I first went to work for Dobbs House, a restaurant and airline catering chain in Memphis, where I helped the chef develop new recipes — a low-paying, high-calorie job I thoroughly enjoyed!
Sandra: ‘Pride And Prejudice’
Since reading this novel as a teen, I continue to revisit it and applaud the gumption of Elizabeth Bennet.
Sandra: ‘The Thin Blue Line’
For its compelling subject matter and superb craftsmanship.
Churchill: ‘Night And Fog’
This is still one of the best films about the Holocaust.
Churchill: Traveling
What could be more enjoyable than meeting people from other parts of the world and experiencing other cultures!
Sandra: Rufus
My dog with the giant ears and crooked tail.
Sandra: ‘On The Waterfront’
The film makes me rise out of my seat every time I see the final scene as Brando triumphs over the mob boss.
Churchill: Italy
Having taught in Florence twice, I almost think of myself as a Florentine.
Churchill: Cooking
After I graduated from college, I first went to work for Dobbs House, a restaurant and airline catering chain in Memphis, where I helped the chef develop new recipes — a low-paying, high-calorie job I thoroughly enjoyed!
Sandra: ‘Pride And Prejudice’
Since reading this novel as a teen, I continue to revisit it and applaud the gumption of Elizabeth Bennet.
Sandra: ‘The Thin Blue Line’
For its compelling subject matter and superb craftsmanship.
Churchill: ‘Night And Fog’
This is still one of the best films about the Holocaust.
Churchill: Traveling
What could be more enjoyable than meeting people from other parts of the world and experiencing other cultures!
Sandra: Rufus
My dog with the giant ears and crooked tail.
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