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TERMINATOR SALVATION

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For a film that constantly opines about the strength of the human heart, “Terminator Salvation” lacks the very heart and soul that brought humanity to the first three pictures.

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TERMINATOR SALVATION

"Terminator Salvation" is arguably the closest thing to non-stop action since "The Mummy Returns." It opens in the thick of a military operation and barely...

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JEAN GENET’S UN CHANT D’AMOUR (DVD)

Novelist/playwright Jean Genet must have regarded the film medium as a tasty canvas. Used to constructing narrative though language – the vehicle...

CANADIAN CLASSICKS: FAST COMPANY (1979)

Director: David Cronenberg Writers: Phil Savath, Courtney Smith & David Cronenberg Starring: William Smith, John Saxon, Nicholas Campbell, Don Francks,...

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BIG MAN JAPAN

"Big Man Japan" is the rare picture that has such a delightful premise that it would hardly matter if the film worked or not. Fortunately for fans of...

CANNES ANNOUNCES ONEDREAMRUSH SERIES

ONEDREAMRUSH Enlists 42 World-Class Directors to Create Short Films About Dreams - European premiere at Cannes Film Festival 2009 and simultaneous...

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PHILLIES MEMORIES (DVD)

In a box in my garage, I have a newspaper from 1979. It's a special sports section that looks ahead to the Philadelphia Phillies' season that year, after...

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JACK TAYLOR OF BEVERLY HILLS (DVD)

Cecile Leroy Beaulieu’s documentary focuses on the Tinsteltown clothier who has taken credit for providing custom-made suits for some of the best-dressed...

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PHILADELPHIA TAKES CENTER STAGE AT FIRST-EVER FILM MARKET

Philadelphia, PA - The Philadelphia Film Market celebrates the business of independent film in the city where independence was born. For the first time...

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OUTRAGE

Filmmaker Kirby Dick proved himself to be quite a pundit by making “This Film is Not Rated.” In this documentary, he investigates the cloistered...

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KISS NAPOLEON GOODBYE (DVD)

The gritty art film is a bit of a dying art form. Perhaps it’s because it’s so cheap to make a digital film with clear picture and audible dialog these...

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