Ann Hornaday, a distinguished voice in film criticism and a Pulitzer Prize finalist, passed away on October 18 at her residence in Baltimore. She was 66 years old.
Hornaday dedicated much of her career to championing the art of filmmaking. As The Washington Post’s chief film critic for many years, she offered insightful analysis on both the timeless allure and the occasional letdowns of cinema.
Her contributions extended beyond reviews. Hornaday authored a book that guided readers on how to appreciate movies, sharing her vast knowledge and passion for the medium. Her work earned her recognition as a leading figure in the world of film critique.
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