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THE JOURNEYMAN

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SXSW FILM FESTIVAL REVIEW! Certain things just go together. Baseball and hot dogs. Mom and apple pie. Peanut butter and jelly. And yes, Texas and the western…

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THE JOURNEYMAN

Certain things just go together. Baseball and hot dogs. Mom and apple pie. Peanut butter and jelly. And yes, Texas and the western; a classic combination...

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JERRY WEXLER: IMMACULATE FUNK

It hasn't been that long since filmmaker Ken Burns' massive documentary on Jazz aired. There's a pretty big story to be told of the rise of Black music...

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BARTLEBY

Of all the young actors to come out of the Brat Pack era, the one who probably got short-changed the most is the great Crispin Glover. Though not exactly a...

(part 3) NOLAN CHRISTOPHER WITH INTERVIEW EXCLUSIVE AN

Let me ask, is there really such a brain disorder? Does this exist? ^ Yes, it does exist and that's what got my brother into the story originally. He'd...

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SUPERSTARLET A.D.

You know what's so great about midnight movies? There's plenty of time to get liquored up before they start. Believe me, the kind of silliness found in...

SXSW 2001 FILM FESTIVAL WINNERS

The South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Conference and Festival is proud to announce the winners of the film festival competition. Winners were announced...

LOS ANGELES FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2001 PROGRAM

Here's the official press release about the line-up of films playing at the newly named LAFF: ^ The Independent Feature Project/West Los Angeles Film...

KEEPING THE BERGMAN FLAME BURNING

Even at the age of 82, Ingmar Bergman just won't give up. He keeps writing away. With "Faithless," an autobiographic script, Bergman looks back at his...

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SOLITUDE

Leave it to women to screw up the peace and serenity of a monastery. In the case of "Solitude," director Robin Schlaht's head-scratcher of a movie, those...

NATHAN BRAMBLE: NO DREAMS DEFERRED

In a famous poem, Langston Hughes once mused on the fate of a dream deferred by offering a variety of worst-case scenarios. Fortunately for Nathan Bramble,...

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