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Monthly Archives: April 2009
By | April 2009
This parody series is a delightful slap to any film geek’s face.
Crispin Glover is an obvious source for parody – after all, the man is a walking parody of himself. The Glover performance extends from the movie set...
For the first half hour or so of Dito Montiel’s “Fighting,” a movie about knitting tea cozies dudes hammering each other’s skulls, there’s a...
BOOTLEG FILES 280: “Kid Auto Races at Venice” (1914 short comedy starring Charlie Chaplin). LAST SEEN: Available on many online video sites. ...
“Throw Down Your Heart” follows Grammy-winning banjo virtuoso Bela Fleck on a cross-continent journey across Africa. Fleck stops in Uganda, Tanzania,...
"State of Play" is the very sort of movie that "they just don't make anymore." Despite its attempts to include newfangled ideas regarding new journalism...
Kunio Watanabe’s 1958 costume drama, also known as “Chusingura,” is an opulent but enervated retelling of the well-known story of loyalty and...
The 2009 Seattle International Film Festival announced that it will present a special Golden Space Needle Award for Outstanding Achievement in Directing to...
Sometimes, you can make statements of great importance by not saying all that much. A case in point is Andrew Lawton’s new short film “Wake.” On the...
“Wake” is not only an obvious title for this short film about Nicky, a 10-year-old boy at the wake of his photographer brother, Jeremy, who was killed...
When was the last time you came across a cinematic or literary portrait of the future that didn't envelope you with a sense of dread or disbelief? Even if...