Monthly Archives: September 2005

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ATLANTIC FILM FESTIVAL 2005 REVIEW! It certainly isn’t “anti-American”, though few will surely see it that way. Some may even call it “racist” but does it deserve such a harsh adjective? Certainly not…

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MANDERLAY

“Yet another fable from the U.S.A.? Historical or not? Film or only theater? Or just Anti-American?... so many questions and so few answers.” – Lars...

THE 6TH ANNUAL SAN DIEGO ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL IS GO!

The San Diego Asian Film Festival celebrates its sixth year at the UltraStar Mission Valley at Hazard Center (formerly Mann Theatres), September 29 -...

SAVING FACE WITH ALICE WU

Writer/Director Alice Wu tackled a lot of themes with her feature length debut, Saving Face. In an age full of ignorance and stupidity (in the United...

PAUL REISER: THE THING ABOUT FALK

It’s tough to find a T.V. personality more beloved than Peter Falk. The smart-yet-scruffy, rough around the edges appeal that defines Columbo is a...

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SERENITY

Part of the sting of the recent "Star Wars" films, aside from the lackluster acting, subpar special effects and overall air of laziness surrounding the...

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GOING SHOPPING

A special degree of thanks should be given to Henry Jaglom for offering high-profile roles in his new feature “Going Shopping” to three actors who have...

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THE COATROOM

It is ironic that one of America’s most famous art museums is celebrated not for its prized collection, but because of a boxing movie. Yes, the...

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PHYLLIS DILLER DOC SCREENS IN WESTWOOD

GOODNIGHT, WE LOVE YOU, Gregg Barson's film documenting Phyllis Diller's final stage performance, will screen at the Westwood International Film Festival,...

WINNERS ON THE SIDEWALK

Another Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival has wrapped up in Birmingham, Alabama with a majorly successful bang. Awards night went down September 25th and,...

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FLIGHTPLAN

There are two movies at odds with each other in “Flightplan.” The first occupies the beginning half of the film, wherein “propulsion engineer” Kyle...

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