Monthly Archives: March 2005

HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH

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SXSW NARRATIVE FEATURE 2005 REVIEW! And they said the movie musical was dead. This is an astonishing achievement…

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HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH

And they said the movie musical was dead. To be sure, the genre's looked better, but not since before Vietnam began to get ugly. Spontaneous song and dance...

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THUNDERSTRUCK

The last couple of years haven’t been too great for Australian films. A common grievance seems to be that they’re either all the same – in terms of...

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THE EDUCATION OF SHELBY KNOX

Most parents would probably consider Shelby Knox a dream teenager. She’s a top-drawer student who sings opera on the side while enjoying a close, loving...

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MILK AND HONEY

It should've been such a romantic moment. There was Rick (Clint Jordan), an emotionally troubled but seemingly on-the-mend stockbroker, re-proposing to his...

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FACE

Stubborness must run in the family. It's 1977 in Queens, New York and Kim (Bai Ling) is determined to defy her mom Mrs. Liu (Lieu Chinh) by beginning a...

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THE MEANING OF LIFE

Animation genius Don Hertzfeldt, whose 2000 film “Rejected” is one of the funniest animated shorts ever made, has delivered a more varied and textured...

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DERAILROADED

“Outsider music.” It’s an acquired taste. Not many are willing to have their ear bent by a self-trained musician with a mental disability whose music...

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TODD SOLONDZ GETS SOME ALABAMA LOVE

On March 16th, Birmingham, Alabama is getting the major opportunity to catch one of the first screenings of "Palindromes", presented by its director, Todd...

JASON TOMARIC: TRAVELLING INTO THE FUTURE ON A BUDGET

Jason Tomaric's sci-fi epic, "cl.ONE", a film about post WWWIII human cloning, features 3,000 extras, 48 locations, 650 digital effects. Not bad...

THE BOOTLEG FILES: “THE BLUE BIRD”

The year 1976 was an uncommonly weird one for 20th Century Fox. Not only had the studio unleashed the oddities All This and World War II and Hugo the...

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