Monthly Archives: July 2005

THE DAY OF THE GRACKLE

By | July 2005

Here’s a bizarre one for you…

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Reviews

THE DAY OF THE GRACKLE

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Here’s a bizarre one for you: When a nefarious grackle invades a suburban neighborhood and constantly bombards a middle aged suburban man with bird...

THE 28th ANNUAL ASIAN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES PROGRAM

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Asian CineVision (ACV), a non-profit media arts organization dedicated to promoting and preserving Asian and Asian American media expressions, in...

Features

LETTER FROM CHINA PART TWO: SEE! SEE! TV!

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At last, the cure for those people who complain that they have nothing to watch on dozens of television channels. CCTV! All you have to do is go to China....

Interviews

LUC JACQUET: TUXEDO TRAVELERS

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How long did you research March of the Penguins, and what kind of research did you do for the movie? My first trip to the Antarctic was in 1992, when I...

Reviews

THE FINE ART OF POISONING

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How do you review a narrative-free music video? Assembled here is an eerie black and white montage of animated people poisoning each other, people dying,...

Reviews

MURDERBALL

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“Murderball” isn’t a documentary played in the key of those Olympics stories that inspire you with sugary drivel, although it is ultimately...

Reviews

THE MEETING

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In Michaela von Schweinitz’s “The Meeting,” it’s not this meeting that’s the primary focus here, but instead the hellish attempt to get there. ...

BINGE & PURGE: PART II

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Some critics hail Takashi Miike a maverick genius whose radical films rank with Cronenberg. Others perceive his often-grotesque work as simply rank....

VISIONFEST 05 ANNOUNCES PROGRAM

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VISIONFEST 05: The Other Festival (VF05), which runs July 20-24, 2005, at the Tribeca Cinemas (corner of Canal & Varick streets in New York City), confirms...

News

“TRANSPORTER 2” TRAILER

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