Democracy Dies in Darkness
Ann Hornaday, a longtime film critic for The Washington Post, was known for her deep passion for movies and her skillful reviews. Her work reflected an evangelistic zeal for the films she treasured.
Qualities of a Good Critic
Great critics offer more than knowledge and an engaging style. They embody character, decency, compassion, self-awareness, and respect for readers. Ann Hornaday exemplified these traits, making her a celebrated figure in her field.
Hornaday’s style was infused with a joy for life, which resonated with those who read her reviews. Her love for cinema was both profound and contagious, encouraging readers to appreciate film as an art form.
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