WILLIAM PSYCHESPEARE'S THE TAMING OF THE SHRINK

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WILLIAM PSYCHESPEARE'S THE TAMING OF THE SHRINK

If ever a title told the viewer all they needed to know about a film, this is it. The twin puns at work in the title of Ken Boynton's trying-too-hard...

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THE BUDDAH HOOD

When we first get a look at the club-footed homeless man stumbling down a city street in gritty black and white to the strains of John Lee Hooker and...

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TRASH

"Show it, don't tell it." Anybody who has ever written a screenplay has heard that phrase repeated over and over again like a mantra. Screenplay writing...

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OLE

Raimundo Jesus (Mario Heiborn) is a fish out of water in a major way. He's arrived in Los Angeles from Brazil to try and find his sister Severina (Anisabel...

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MEN NAMED MILO, WOMEN NAMED GRETA

It's an odd thing, watching a movie in which you know the lead character is destined to die. Yet, that's exactly the fate in store for Deke Masters (Jeremy...

Interviews

DORNE PENTES: AIN'T JUST WHISTLING DIXIE

Fans of the musical "Funny Girl" will instantly recognize the song lyric "I'm the greatest star...I am by far, but no one knows it!" This line, intended...

HOMETOWN CINEMA

Hometown Cinema was founded in 1996 by an undergraduate student at Indiana University in hopes of bridging a noticeable gap between student filmmakers and...

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DISNEY’S THE KID

The last time Bruce Willis teamed up with a kid, the movie not only became one of the highest grossing films of all time, it was also nominated for six...

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SHADOW HOURS

MTV has so much to answer for. In this case, it's for writer/director Isaac Eaton and his first feature, "Shadow Hours". Eaton attempts, as one character...

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CHUCK AND BUCK

Of all the films to premiere at Sundance 2000, there is one movie that best represented what indie film is supposed to be. There should be no directorial...

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