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13411-13440 of 24,884 entries
Chile on the Menu
Chilean Cinema of the Post-Dictatorship Era
Belinda Acosta, April 17, 2009
TV Eye
Hodgepodge of Happenings
Belinda Acosta, April 17, 2009
Skills Like This
Winner of the SXSW Audience Award in 2007,
Skills Like This
is the story of a would-be writer and his impulsive, overnight career as a bank robber.
Movie Review, April 17, 2009
Roof-Riding to an Uncertain Fate
First-time feature filmmaker Cary Fukunaga captures the immigrant experience in 'Sin Nombre'
Marc Savlov, April 17, 2009
Everlasting Moments
Swedish master Jan Troell's period drama tells the story of a woman who learns new ways to see herself and her life as she discovers the art of photography.
Movie Review, April 17, 2009
State of Play
Starring Russell Crowe, this American redo of a great BBC miniseries about investigative journalism and nefarious institutions neither embarrasses the original nor is superior to it in any way.
Movie Review, April 17, 2009
Lights, Camera, Latin!
The 12th annual Cine las Americas International Film Festival
Belinda Acosta, April 17, 2009
Harvard Beats Yale 29-29
Even if you're familiar with the details of this legendary game, this suspenseful cultural documentary draws you to the edge of your seat and beyond, back into 1968 itself.
Movie Review, April 17, 2009
Gold for Green
Laura Dunn's environmental doc wins UT award
Josh Rosenblatt, April 17, 2009
Sin Nombre
Winner of dual awards for directing and cinematography at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, this immigrant drama is suffused with gritty realism, poetic imagery, and melodramatic hokiness.
Movie Review, April 17, 2009
17 Again
Tween idol Zac Efron graduates into a nonsinging and nondancing world in this body-switch movie, and the result should keep ’em coming back for more.
Movie Review, April 17, 2009
Where in the World is HB 873?
Technical problem holds up film incentive bill for one day
Richard Whittaker, April 16, 2009
How to Woo a 'Wolverine'
Austin's still in the running to host the Wolverine premiere, but that's not gonna happen without your vote
Kimberley Jones, April 14, 2009
World Premiere of 'One Peace at a Time' Tomorrow Night
Turk Pipkin to premiere his followup to 'Nobelity' Tuesday night at the Paramount
Kimberley Jones, April 13, 2009
Cheeky Monkey
The weepy rewards of watching Susan Boyle's viral video
Kimberley Jones, April 13, 2009
12
Essentially a Russianized version of the courtroom drama
12 Angry Men
,
12
is a moral powerhouse that's both intellectually riveting and indescribably poetic.
Movie Review, April 10, 2009
Last Call With Lou
Remembering actor Lou Perryman
Marc Savlov, April 10, 2009
Il Generale Della Rovere
New on DVD
Marjorie Baumgarten, April 10, 2009
Happy Together, and Fallen Angels
New on DVD
Marc Savlov, April 10, 2009
The Black Balloon
This prize-winning Australian film is a moving, youth-oriented work, featuring lovely performances by Toni Collette and Gemma Ward.
Movie Review, April 10, 2009
Moscow, Belgium
Barbara Sarafian’s jaundiced but stoic portrait of exasperated middled-age womanhood is the big revelation of this Belgian import.
Movie Review, April 10, 2009
Crowded Canvas
Video artist Max Juren stakes his claim in the YouTube nation
Ashley Moreno, April 10, 2009
Tokyo!
This triptych of short films by directors Michel Gondry, Leos Carax, and Bong Joon-ho is a gorgeous, sprawling mess.
Movie Review, April 10, 2009
Film News
Friday Night Lights
gets renewed for two more seasons, and the House passes the incentives bill. Are things looking up for the Texas film industry?
Joe O'Connell, April 10, 2009
Murnau
New on DVD
Josh Rosenblatt, April 10, 2009
Observe and Report
With more of a resemblance to
The Cable Guy
than
Paul Blart: Mall Cop
, this Seth Rogen comedy about a bipolar mall security guard is decidedly dark.
Movie Review, April 10, 2009
TV Eye
TV Curmudgeon
Belinda Acosta, April 10, 2009
Foreign Affairs
New on DVD
April 10, 2009
L'Innocente
New on DVD
Josh Rosenblatt, April 10, 2009
Watchmaker Films' Mark Rance on Lou Perryman
Watchmaker Films' Mark Rance discusses Lou Perryman
Marc Savlov, April 9, 2009
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