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TV and art films: Nov. 13-19 Reading Eagle The film has the contemplative quality of much Japanese cinema, but Mizoguchi's clever use of offscreen space to imply violence, detailed production design and fluid, multiplane staging broaden the canvas. And the shattering, unforgettable climax ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Cinema in a time of renditions: Nairobi hosts film festival East African The festival, which has been running for 22 years, will showcase human rights themedfilms from around the world, including the Kenyan television drama The Team, which follows the salvation-through-sport narrative: An ethnically diverse football team ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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La dolce cinema Philippine Star And proof of this is the success of “Moviemov: Italian Cinema Now” festival at the Greenbelt 3 cinemas According to Nedy Tantoco — president of the Philippines Italian Association, one of the organizations behind the film festival — “Italy is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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DIFF brings best of global cinema to UAE audiences Khaleej Times DUBAI - UAE audiences will be able to see the year's best films from around the world next month, as part of the 8th Dubai International Film Festival's 'Cinema of the World' showcase. The Spanish film Las Acacias, a feature directed by Pablo Giorgelli ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Heathcliff's journey from prison cell to film role Telegraph.co.uk By Ben Leach It is a role that has been played by some of the most prominent leading men in cinema, from Laurence Olivier to Ralph Fiennes. But in a new film version of Wuthering Heights, the character of Heathcliff has been transformed with the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Doc on Persian Gulf crowned best film at Cinéma Vérité festival Tehran Times The film, which has been recently awarded at the Iran Cinema Celebration, also won the Best Historical Documentary Award of the festival. Director Orod Attarpur and his assistant Saeid Malih received the award for research and studies conducted for the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
IANS Movie Review: 'Immortals' is Mortal, Often Cliched Daijiworld.com A man of Indian origin, Tarsem Singh Dhandwar, is one of the greatest visual artists in the world of cinema. One could make any complaints about his first two films, "The Cell" and "The Fall", but bad visual language is not one of them. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
European Film Panorama returns with new challenges and films Daily News Egypt Misr International Films is gearing for the fourth edition of its annual European film fest, held from Nov. 23-29, at Galaxy Cinema in Manial and Stars Cinema in CityStars, Nasr City. Boasting an impressive line-up that includes Michel Hazanavicius' ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Movie Review: J. Edgar Examiner.com ... to “Changeling,” prevents it from ever becoming a bad movie. However, becoming a boring movie is another story altogether. “J. Edgar” (R – 137 minutes) is now playing atmovie theaters throughout the Valley. Visit FirstLook.com for specific showtimes. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Weekend: Your guide to entertainment in Northeast Pennsylvania Scranton Times-Tribune AMERICAN TEACHER: documentary screening, today, 7 pm, Comerford Theater, Marywood University, free. 371-7178. SUNDAY NIGHT CINEMA: film screenings and discussion, Sundays through Nov. 20, 7 pm, Wayne County Chamber of Commerce, 32 Commercial St., ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Local filmmaker gets a Cinema Arts Festival moment — with mom riding shotgun CultureMap Houston That doesn't have anything to do with the actual plot of the movie. "But there are times when you're ready to tell a story — and that's when you need to tell it.” (Robbie Pickering's Natural Selection will be screened by Cinema Arts Festival Houston ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
'RA.One' box office obsession: The danger of reducing movies to money Bollywood Life Slowly, the more personal, director-driven cinema of the early 1970s was replaced by the blockbuster film. Jaws, in the words of a Public Broadcasting Service headline, became the monster that ate Hollywood. In the last few years, Bollywood has also ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Kung Fu Fighting: The 10 Best Martial-Arts Movies Paste Magazine (blog) Unlike one-hit wonder Carl Douglas from whom I'm borrowing this list title, great martial arts movie stars and fight choreographers (particularly those from the fertile film-ground of Hong Kong) have contributed a lot to Western cinema. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Asheville Cinema Festival organizers looking ahead to 2012 Asheville Citizen-Times "Patriot Guard Riders" won the best documentary feature jury award at the AshevilleCinema Festival. More than three dozen of the riders rode to Asheville CommunityTheatre for the festival and 61 of them attended the event. / Special to the Cinema ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Streaming Movie Club: X-Men: First Class TheSixthAxis On the film page I set it to an SD rental, a simple enough task thanks to the brilliant interface, and was on my way to movie watching land. I not only missed the filmversion of First Class when it was showing at the cinema, but I also missed the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Commercial screenings of 'Rang Rasiya' cancelled IBNLive.com The state-sponsored festival organisers had earlier declared three screenings of the film, two of which were commercial shows at private cinema halls. However, the screening at state government auditorium Nandan scheduled for Tuesday will be held as ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Portland Humanist Film Festival: Advancing a culture of free thought Examiner.com ... the Humanist philosophy, the Portland Humanist Film Festival offers a meaningful dialogue for those who are curious about Humanism and its societal impact. The Portland Humanist Film Festival is happening at Cinema 21 Theatre in Portland, Oregon. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Welsh writer behind festive movie Arthur Christmas WalesOnline “I've always had a very pedantic mind and would often sit in the cinema or in front of theTV shouting, 'That wouldn't have happened, they wouldn't have done it like that'!” added Canton-born Baynham. “So I'd always questioned just how Christmas could ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
'Rockstar' review Digital Spy ... is a riveting portrait of the destruction that ensues in the face of passion and desire borne of forbidden love. A simple story, beautifully enacted, perfectly crafted, there is not much to fault in this film. Exemplary cinema by any standards. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Before 'Twilight,' Reaser was famous to Tulsa Tulsa World Its story of living off the land resonated so strongly with Circle Cinema moviegoers that it remained the Tulsa arthouse theater's most popular film for more than three years. "You know, I did know that thanks to the director telling me, and that's so ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Iron curtain off, films find voice Times of India This step towards this freedom is a huge step, not just for Taiwanese cinema but for the overall cultural development of the country," said Chen. "I can't live without you" won a Golden Peacock at the IFFI in 2009. It has also bagged the highest film ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Drawn to the dark side Herald Scotland “Realism and miserablism are not good shorthand ways of thinking about Scottish filmand TV,” says Cousins. “Gregory's Girl and Local Hero defined Scottish cinema more than anything else and, before that, the markers were I Know Where I'm Going!, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Local filmmaker goes long and short Kansas City Star There is a real sense of excitement about making a film here in the KC area,” he said. “The disadvantage is that the locations are limited here in terms of scenery. I obviously can't shoot a scene on a beach here.” Incognito Cinema Warriors XP (ICWXP) ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Campus Cinema Preview: Week 6 The Yorker Over at Movie Soc, Martin Scorsese's black comedy The King of Comedy is screening, whilst at World Cinema you can catch the energetic German crime-thriller Run Lola Run Adapted by David Nicholls from his own critically acclaimed best seller, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Book review | Biography provides fascinating look at movie reviewer Pauline Kael Kansas City Star Furthermore, he's shaped the book with a narrative arc that shows the peaks and valleys of Kael's career following much the same path as cinema history, coming into first bloom in the era of Jean-Luc Godard and “Bonnie and Clyde,” flourishing with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Malayalam film industry continues to work despite strike IBNLive.com One, Tamil movies Velayudham and Ezham Arivu at many places in the state, while DYFI came out with a statement against the Exhibitors' move. Kerala Cinema Minister KB Ganesh Kumar had said yesterday government had not received any strike notice from ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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