Constantine

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At the L.A. press junket for action-horror extravaganza Constantine, the excitement over Keanu Reeves’ press conference overshadowed...  read more

Waking Up To Hotel Rwanda

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The Rwandan genocide of 1994 was one of the most horriffic events of the 20th century, resulting in the deaths of one million people...  read more

Waking Up To Hotel Rwanda

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The Rwandan genocide of 1994 was one of the most horriffic events of the 20th century, resulting in the deaths of one million people...  read more

Ken Burns On Boxer Jack Johnson

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Documentarian Ken Burns has entered the ring for 12 rounds with the first black heavyweight champion of the world and emerged to tell the tale...  read more

Ken Burns On Boxer Jack Johnson

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Documentarian Ken Burns has entered the ring for 12 rounds with the first black heavyweight champion of the world and emerged to tell the tale...  read more

Christophe Barratier

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When Christophe Barratier wrote The Chorus (Les Choristes), he knew he was incorporating much of his past into the script. But he didn’t realize he was also penning...  read more

Christophe Barratier

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When Christophe Barratier wrote The Chorus (Les Choristes), he knew he was incorporating much of his past into the script. But he didn’t realize he was also penning...  read more

Signs of Life 2004

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Let’s face it. Most of us first watch the majority of each year’s best films on DVDs. We live in small markets that show only action blockbusters...  read more

Signs of Life 2004

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Let’s face it. Most of us first watch the majority of each year’s best films on DVDs. We live in small markets that show only action blockbusters...  read more

Reconsidering the Epic

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Homer and Milton dominated the epic market for years, when “epic” referred to a narrative poem chronicling heroic deeds. Then movies came along, and the noun became an adjective...  read more

Reconsidering the Epic

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Homer and Milton dominated the epic market for years, when “epic” referred to a narrative poem chronicling heroic deeds. Then movies came along, and the noun became an adjective...  read more

Guy Maddin

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You’ll never mistake a Guy Maddin film for the work of another director. His style is so unique and consistent that...  read more

Guy Maddin

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You’ll never mistake a Guy Maddin film for the work of another director. His style is so unique and consistent that...  read more

Finding Forster

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Marc Forster understands pain. It’s knowledge he’s had since childhood, when a globetrotting mother and physician father left him...  read more

Finding Forster

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Marc Forster understands pain. It’s knowledge he’s had since childhood, when a globetrotting mother and physician father left him...  read more

Festival Express

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Festival Express was part of music lore, the last hurrah of some of the counterculture’s most iconic musicians...  read more

Festival Express

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Festival Express was part of music lore, the last hurrah of some of the counterculture’s most iconic musicians...  read more

Taking Digs

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Ondi Timoner was determined to understand how artists maintain integrity in the face of commercial pressure...  read more

Taking Digs

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Ondi Timoner was determined to understand how artists maintain integrity in the face of commercial pressure...  read more

Commerce & Ethos in Indie Film

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The past 15 years have been a boon for American independent film. Filmmakers such as Cassavettes, Sayles and Jarmusch...  read more

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