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Monthly Archives: January 2002
By | January 2002
SUNDANCE WORLD CINEMA! Alex is a lady’s man almost in spite of himself…
Alex (David La Haye) is a lady's man almost in spite of himself. Granted, he's a globe-girdling photographer, which always seems to attract those of the...
"The last thing Matthew saw was the sparkling lights of Laramie, Wyoming." So says an auto mechanic, played by Steve Buscemi, of the moment his friend...
Most sports fans have at least a vague recollection of Australian Rules football, thanks in part to ESPN. Back in the days when the now mega-powerful,...
Cinemarti: The Web Alliance for Film Commentary announced the nominations for its 2nd annual awards, celebrating the best film achievements of 2001. The...
Rufino (Luis Fernando Pena) is fifteen going on about thirty. He's gotten rather good at surviving on Mexico City's mean streets, but wants to escape the...
The Fourth Annual San Francisco Independent Film Festival will kick off Thursday, January 31 with three programs at the Castro Theater and an Opening Night...
Apparently in the publicity for "Bark," they've gone with "Bark- the film that bites." Well, for once those publicity people got it right. "Bark"...
"When I was 10, I knew about drugs, sex, I knew about every different kind of gun." These words out of the mouth of Lloyd Newman (Brandon Hammond) spell...
Laurent Cantet's "Time Out" is 132 minutes of very dour, very French character study, the character being a middle-aged man who finds himself unemployed...
Here's something you don't see everyday: A whimsical teen comedy with adult complexity shot on digital video. Ever wonder what it might look like if Garry...