Luke Taylor

Luke Taylor has worked as a writer and producer on educational videos, film shorts and documentaries, and he has participated in the voting for the Independent Spirit Awards. From 2007 to 2009, Taylor was the writer and host/presenter of the public radio podcast, Grammar Grater. His articles, essays and reviews have appeared in such publications as the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Twin Cities Business Journal, Ships Monthly and Rain Taxi Review of Books.
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‘Perfect Understanding’ Probes Timeless Questions About Relationships

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 / 13 June 2013
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‘Identity Thief’ Struggles With Its Own Identity

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 / 2 June 2013
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‘Norman’ Tests the Limits of Sympathy

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 / 7 May 2013
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Bundle Up for ‘Into the Cold’

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 / 14 April 2013
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‘This Must Be the Place’ Shows It’s Never Too Late to Come of Age

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 / 13 March 2013
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‘Silent Souls’ Is a Quiet Reflection on Life and Death

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 / 28 February 2013
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‘Detropia’ Ponders the Fate of Motor City

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 / 31 January 2013
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A Paean to the Pictures: ‘The Story of Film: An Odyssey’

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 / 13 December 2012
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Seth McFarlane Goes Feature-Length with ‘Ted’

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 / 10 December 2012
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A Modern Allegory: ‘The Dust Bowl: A Film by Ken Burns’

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 / 19 November 2012
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‘Nova: Secrets of the Viking Sword’ Makes a Point

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 / 22 October 2012
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‘Iron Sky’ Is Sci-Fi Confection

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 / 4 October 2012