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Articles: 116
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Articles: 116
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It’s been a long wait, but apparently we are not to be entirely deprived of good cinema this year.
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From the Austin Film Festival: The TV Set
Jake Kasdan's follow-up to Orange County, starring David Duchovny was selected to open the Austin Film Festival — and for good reason.
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From The Austin Film Festival: Pirate Radio U.S.A
One of the opening night selections from the Austin Film Festival, Pirate Radio U.S.A shows off the world of underground radio in the United States.
You already know the plot, and you are likely to guess the ending. The Guardian will not be topping any Ten Best lists for the year.
The characters aren’t exactly new and the storyline is definitely a slow burner which is probably why The Quiet isn’t going to succeed in the American market.
The film begins with a highly amusing scene that depicts Stéphane's dream world, which happens to be a television show, starring himself.
More Oscar buzz surrounding Matt Dillon's newest endeavor.
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Movie Review: Chinatown
Critic Matthew Alexander takes a look at Roman Polanski's classic slice of film noir.
Ever wondered what would happen if drunken college kids wrote a screenplay and directed a film starring all of their friends?
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Movie Review: Ong Bak - The Thai Warrior
The skills of Thai martial artist Tony Jaa shine in this film.
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