A dapted from the novel by Ian McEwan, the Atonement ending shows the tragic results of how a child's misunderstanding complicates the romance between two adults. The movie begins in 1935 showing ...

The novel is set in two distinct time periods, per its synopsis. At a dinner party in 2014, poet Francis Blundy honors his wife with a poem titled “A Corona for Vivien,” which, unbeknownst to ...

That's the question in Ian McEwan’s novel turned movie, now a ballet by choreographer Cathy Marston. In the Joffrey's hands, "Atonement" is her most fully realized work yet. Skip to content ...

Let's reexamine that ending. We have a lot to discuss. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Throughout Atonement, we watch two ...

Whether familiar with the Booker Prize-winning novel, the Oscar-winning film adaptation, or new to the story, audiences will undoubtedly be moved by this masterful production.

NPR's Scott Simon speaks with writer DK Nnuro about his debut novel, "What Napoleon Could Not Do," which looks at differences between how African Americans and Black immigrants view the U.S.

Cathy Marston has crafted a fully-staged, emotionally charged production of Ian McEwan’s best-selling novel. Truth, lies, reality and fiction cross paths in Joffrey Ballet's powerfully dramatic ...

However, as written in the novel, “Atonement” is actually a story written by Briony nearly 54 years later as a way to atone for her wrongful accusation and give the couple a happy ending.

The Rubin Institute, the purported citadel of learning at the center of Julius Taranto’s very funny debut novel, “How I Won a Nobel Prize,” is literally built on resentment.Founded by a ...