| There was a lot of complaining about the line-up at Cinecon 2008, held on Labor Day Weekend, which was affected by the Univeral fire and other matters, including the deaths of Rusty Casselton and... | |
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| Directed by Ridley Scott and adapted by Academy Award winner William Monahan from Washington Post columnist David Ignatius‘ 2007 novel, Body of Lies follows a CIA operative (Leonardo... | |
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| After lots of later-rather-sooner, sooner-rather-later, etc., the much discussed Valkyrie is scheduled to open in the US on December 26, 2008. In other words, in time for Oscar 2009... | |
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| The Dance of Death at the end of Ingmar Bergman’s 1956 mystical dramatic comedy Det Sjunde inseglet/ The Seventh Seal remains one of the most haunting sequences ever filmed.
The film,... | |
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| The winner of the Teddy Award for best film with a gay/lesbian/bi/transgendered lead/theme, Icelandic filmmaker Olaf de Fleur Johannesson’s The Amazing Truth About Queen Raquela chronicles the... | |
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| Religious films often make me cringe because their religion is all dogma and no spirit. Drippiness and cutesiness replace depth and mystery far beyond anything most human beings can fathom.... | |
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| Directed by Ridley Scott and adapted by Academy Award winner William Monahan from Washington Post columnist David Ignatius‘ 2007 novel, Body of Lies follows a CIA operative (Leonardo... | |
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| Biopic. Political thriller. Soap opera. Farce. Horror movie. Circus act.
If screenwriter Stanley Weiser and director Oliver Stone have decided to stick to the ugly facts, all of the above... | |
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| The clip above features Danielle Darrieux and Gérard Philipe in Claude Autant-Lara’s 1954 period drama Le Rouge et le noir/ Rouge et Noir, which chronicles the social aspirations... | |
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| The Goethe-Institut’s film series "German Currents: Bavaria," which kicks off on Wednesday, September 24, at the American Cinematheque’s Aero Theatre in Santa Monica is described... | |
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