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Movie Reviews: “Lebanon” and more at the Haifa Film Festival 2009
A major event at Haifa had nothing to do with the festivals competitions. It was the screening of More …
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Movie Review: City of Life and Death
Lu Chuans City of Life and Death, which made its world premiere in Toronto, takes us back to More …
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Sundance Finds Second Home in New Mexico
Sundance has found a new home, or at least a second home, in New Mexico. Call the picture More …
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Movie Review: Baader-Meinhof Complex
From 1967 to 1977, a clutch of hardened former student protesters, led by an earnest journalist (Ulrike Meinhof), More …
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Movie Review: Inglourious Basterds
So begins the operating assumption of Inglourious Basterds, a Holocaust film that thrusts the unthinkable on the audience More …
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Movie Review: Earth Days
Robert Stones new documentary, Earth Days, opens this week, as opponents of global warming seem to have found More …
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Movie Review: Julie & Julia
And you thought you knew Julia Child, the ageless cookbook author who giggled over French recipes on television More …
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Movie Review: California Company Town
Utopia never looked so empty in the documentary California Company Town, which visits places that once were communities, More …
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Movie Review: “The Cove” by Boulder’s Louie Psihoyos
The Cove by Louie Psihoyos of Boulder Colorado stands out as an exemplary personal journey tale in what More …
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Movie Review: In the Loop
As Donald Rumsfeld liked to say, “There are known unknowns, and unknown unknowns.” Apply that to the secret More …
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Photographer Julius Shulman, passes in Los Angeles, age 98
Julius Shulman, who died in Los Angeles last week at 98, lived most of his life in the More …
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Hasta La Vista Frank McCourt
Years ago, Frank McCourt reflected on his success after his story of oppressive humiliating poverty became virtually eternal More …
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