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Bill Cunningham, New York

On Wednesday, March 23, 2011, the Costume Council of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and Gilt Groupe previewed Zeitgeist Films’ award-winning documentary,

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Summer Children

The American Cinematheque screens the newly restored lost 60's film "Summer Children", photographed in a 1960s European-style by Academy Award® winning cinematographer, Vilmos Zsigmond, ASC.

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Alexandre O. Philippe' s "The People Vs, George Lucas" is a hoot

I loved the original Trilogy and stopped watching when Lucas continued the franchise. I knew George back in the day, in SF, and was impressed

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Nuremberg: Its lesson for today

The War Crime trials at Nuremberg set the precedent, introduced a radical principle into international law. It defined the notion of a War Crime, holding

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"Life, Above All" a film by South African filmmaker Oliver Schmitz

"Life, Above All" by South African filmmaker Oliver Schmitz (“Paris, je t'aime") made the Academy short list as South Africa's 2010 Oscar entry.  The moving

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Errol Morris's new doc "Tabloid" is a gas

As a collector of Tabloid's for their corn-pone surrealism, I was thrilled to watch Errol's ripping tale of Joyce McKinney, whose wacky story of true-love,

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The Tree

Julie Bertuccelli’s (Since Otar Left, 2004) The Tree (adapted from Australian writer, Judy Pascoe’s 2002 novel Our Father Who Art in The Tree) is centered

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Raúl Ruiz's "Mysteries Of Lisbon"

Adapted from Camilo Castelo Branco's eponymous nineteenth-century Portuguese novel, it has the grace and leisurely pace of 18th and 19th century literature and the visual

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Chasing Madoff, a film by Jeff Prosserman

Writer, director, producer Jeff Prosserman's "Chasing Madoff", based on Harry Markopolis's true financial thriller "No One Would Listen", is a tense documentary of the dangerous,

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Farmiga draws a rich ensemble, a review of "Higher Ground"

Actress Vera Farmiga emerged from the Indie film scene (as Patricia Clarkson did a decade earlier) as one of our most cherished actresses, adept in

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"Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame", a film by Tsui Hark

Tsui Hark, one -time master of the golden age of Hong Kong Martial arts films is back! Detective Dee is a rollicking high fantasy glittering

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A Kiss And A Promise

Phillip Guzman's "A Kiss and a Promise" is an admirably restrained portrait of serial killer, co-written by Mick Rossi, who plays the seemingly normal owner

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The Hedgehog

A wish-fulfillment romance for art-house audiences, Mona Achache's "The Hedgehog " Le hérisson") is an ingratiating adaptation of Muriel Barbary’s international bestseller "The Elegance of

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"Tequila: The Story of a Passion" a film by Sergio Sánchez Suárez

Sergio Sánchez Suárez’s “Tequila: the Story Of A Passion”, a standout at LALIFF 2011, was selected as the opening night film of MEXICAN CINEMA: GUADALAJARA

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Special Treatment

Alice Bergerac, a class call girl (Huppert) covets an antique bowl. A quick piece of calculation (how many blow jobs to meet the price) puts

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Mr. Nice

Welshman Howard Marks became a world renowned international cannabis smuggler. At one time he controlled 10% of the world's hashish trade. He maintained forty-three aliases,

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"The Black Power Mixtape: 1967-1975

Opening night of Göran Hugo Olsson’s provocative "The Black Power Mixtape: 1967-1975" will feature a special panel and Q & A with Professor Ericka Huggins

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Toast a film by SJ Clarkson

British food writer and chef Nigel Slater has written a food column for The Observer Magazine for over a decade and published four best selling

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Michael Nyman in Progress

Another subtitle for this documentary could simply be, "Filmmaker in Progress". From the start of the documentary, we see British composer Michael Nyman with a

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The Look

German filmmaker Angelina Maccarone has made a name for herself writing and directing films featuring powerful women.  Her most recent features, the 2005 Unveiled (about

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