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By | January 2002
In a highly inventive plot twist, the girls switch bodies!
All the quirks of Spike Lee at his most irritating ("School Daze," say, or "Crooklyn") are mashed down into a 15-minute jambalaya of garish colors and...
A striking opening, in which an old man sits at a desk and in short order puts a bullet through his head, leads to a story of grim, glowering...
The storytelling is rickety, the length is long (39 minutes), but the visions are visionary. Patrick Scott has made a black-and-white DV short which will...
The American Cinematheque will present THE BEST OF THE SLAMDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2002 on February 6 & 7, 2002, a screening of the 5 of the 10 award-winners...
Steve Pasvolsky, an Australian, directed his film in South Africa and the photography has a crystalline beauty, casting a cold light on the tough realities...
With a cast that includes the likes of Q-Nice, Da Boogie Man, Suave Gotti and Blacknile, "Hiphopbattle.com" is a film about, you guessed it, the music...
The 2002 Sundance Film Festival kicked off slightly sooner this year because of the upcoming Olympic Games. From January 10-20, 2002, more than 100 films...
"Stuck" is a cute short film with a sharp, sinister edge (and luscious sepia-toned imagery). Two ladies in their eighties - first we think they're sisters,...
Films about children dying have a way of making audiences stay away in droves, but Italian actor-director Nanni Moretti doesn't play hard for sentimental...
Agoraphobia is bad enough. But it's even worse when you're saddled with this affliction -- such a fear of open spaces that you literally never leave the...