Monthly Archives: September 2003

ORPHANS AND ANGELS

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The film is about the dangerous intersection of lust, trust, disbelief, and deceit…

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ORPHANS AND ANGELS

The phrase “tall, dark, and handsome” has become a bit of a cliché, but it’s more or less still an effective one. There’s something about those...

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WHEN GIRLS DO IT: AN EXAMINATION OF FEMALE SEXUAL PREDATORS

Society traditionally views the struggle for equal rights between men and women as a matter of equal standing in the workplace. While most people...

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DIRTY PRETTY THINGS

Stephen Frears will never direct: ^ * a film about a comic book superhero ^ * an up tempo musical * a movie based on a classic TV comedy ^ * a lucrative...

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ALL ABOUT LILY CHOU-CHOU

This astonishingly artistic Japanese drama is full of powerful themes and images, even if it never really makes sense in mainstream cinematic terms. It...

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LE DIVORCE

“Le Divorce” is an exercise in etiquette, a scrumptious little film that has good intentions despite a general lack of direction. Comprised of a series...

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BLUE MOON

According to Freudian psychology, when a person dreams about his own death, he is anxious about something. When the dream contains the deaths’ of his...

FRANK PIERSON AND TOM FONTANA WIN IN AUSTIN

The Austin Film Festival has selected Frank Pierson as this year’s recipient of the Distinguished Screenwriter Award and Tom Fontana as the recipient of...

STABS, BEST AND LANIER TO ATTEND SHOCKFEST

Indie horror actresses Lilith Stabs, Amy Lynn Best, and Jasi Lanier (aka Roxanne Michaels) have been added to the guest list for the SHOCKFEST HORROR FILM...

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ANTERO ALLI DOUBLE FEATURE THIS WEEKEND

The Jazzhouse in Berkeley will be hosting a double feature by Antero Alli, voted 2002's Best Cult Filmmaker in the SF Weekly. On September 6th at 7:30pm,...

THE GEEKS SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH: WHO ARE ALL YOU PEOPLE, ANYWAY?

I knew was getting old when every female that came into my field of view looked younger than the one who’d just left. I knew I was very old when I found...

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