THE VISITOR

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THE VISITOR

Winner for best short at the 2002 Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, “The Visitor” is a poignant character study of an aging gay writer confronting...

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THE 2003 OSCARS FROM THE STANCE OF THE COUCH VIEWER

Right off the bat, I want to comment on Roman Polanski winning the Best Director Oscar. Long before it led up to this, I scoured my way through many film...

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UNE HISTOIRE D’AMOUR

An older woman (Mary Craig) watches as a man (Dominic O'Donnell) does a series of stretches on the sidewalk before her. She imagines he's part of a love...

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STAR SPANGLED BANTER

No sooner had the question of whether war would be waged last week been answered than a new preoccupation seized the hearts and minds of countless...

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FUDGIE AND JANE

"Fudgie and Jane" plays like a Farside comic strip that has come to life. It's a romantic comedy that -- and I think I'm safe in saying this -- is the...

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THE HARD WORD

Prisons are supposed to perform two roles for our society. On the one hand, they're supposed to remove dangerous criminals and other undesirables from our...

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BRING IN “THE NEW WOMEN”

On Wednesday, April 2nd, Outfest will present a screening of Todd Hughes’ The New Women, a post-apocalyptic adventure that will be sure to take your mind...

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FOOTAGE FETISHES: THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION PART II: THE METAL YEARS

“Attention, creatures of the night.” Some of the finer movies of the last forty years have been musical documentaries. “Gimme Shelter” and...

METHOD FEST TAKES OVER BURBANK IN APRIL

The 5th Annual Method Fest Film Festival, the only film festival in the U.S. that places its focus on breakout acting performances, has moved to Burbank,...

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DREAMCATCHER

It's obvious who the target audience for this was: people who've never been to a Stephen King movie and want to see what they've been missing. Less a...

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