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When Goode Met Hopkins in 'Freud's Last Session'
A meeting of the minds, at the beginning of another world war.
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Not Even Forklifts Can Make 'Project Dorothy' Rise Above Challenges
No budget, no help, nothing.
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Only Fools Rush in for ‘Fast Charlie'
A movie so bad, it has a decent Rotten Tomatoes score.
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'Big Easy Queens' Ain't Riding on a Streetcar Named Desire
Fab phenoms linger around a French Quarter gang war, talking about their loves and practicing some voodoo.
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Peter Sarsgaard Leads a 'Coup!' on a Wealthy Man's Life
Colorful and charismatic, 'Coup!' is a comedy played theatrically.
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'Zabriskie Point' Is Everywhere at Once
Filmmaker Daniel Kremer goes beyond the big screen to examine and expose cinema's fascination with a specific setting, and to expand on his own dreams and visions.
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Odd and Bodacious Are the Words That Best Describe ‘Napoleon'
Ridley Scott and Joaquin Phoenix have on their hands some kind of...something?
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The Best Hollywood South-Independent Film of the Year is 'Open'
The Gulf South’s master of the macabre breaks new ground with a cute new musical.
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Movie Review: 'Sloane: A Jazz Singer'
A kind and sentimental documentary about a humble and lovely performer.
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Movie Review: 'Shortcomings'
A fine rom-com-drama that's great at recognizing the one key element about its protagonist: that he's terrible.
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Movie Review: 'Cosmic Disco Detective Rene'
Indie filmmaking at its finest, this followup to 'The Secret Society for Slow Romance' is one charming comedy.
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Review: They Shoot at Salesmen, Don't They?
The punishing landscape of America between the coasts is punctuated by depression, desperation, and death in "Blood for Dust."