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Monthly Archives: May 2001
By | May 2001
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By the time Lautrec's gang has dragged Christian into the club, Luhrmann finally decides to calm down and get out of his own story's way. And just in time...
In 1965, folk superstar Bob Dylan made a three week tour of Great Britain. This jaunt was captured on celluloid by documentarian D. A. Pennebaker and the...
The First Annual Dahlonega International Film Festival (DIFF) is pleased to announce that visionary director John Waters (Pink Flamingos, Cry Baby,...
The 1933 Australian production "In the Wake of the Bounty" is noteworthy as the first film to introduce Errol Flynn to movie audiences. Long unavailable...
"Camp Scott Lock-Up" is a boring documentary shot within the barbed wire confines of a military-style boot camp for nasty teenage California girls with a...
Bootleg movies possess their own peculiar æsthetic. A thorough example of the bootleg æsthetic is Jim Jarmusch's Ghost Dog: The Way of the...
Clint Eastwood is the ultimate thinking man's cinematic killing machine. "High Plains Drifter" is his spooky, dark, and vicious version of the Sergio Leone...
How often do you write? ^ I am often writing, though mostly it tends to be emails, applications for money, and the occasional piece of journalism. Right...
The combination of "Baltimore" and "Film" usually stirs up thoughts of either John Waters, Barry Levinson, or the cancelled television series "Homocide:...
In a piece for The Guardian, you wrote that with the popularity of DVD and subsequent audio commentaries and special features that the "directors whom the...
