KAL HO NAA HO (TOMORROW MAY NEVER COME)

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KAL HO NAA HO (TOMORROW MAY NEVER COME)

While there have been a few Hindi-language films I have liked the past year, on the whole I was about to write off 2003 as a fairly lackluster year in the...

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MY SKIN (DVD)

If it’s one thing I learned from the “Final Destination” movies is that you can’t mess with Death. Kinda like Texas. Fuck with him and you can...

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OEDIPUS

Parents love to say to their kids, “don’t play with your food.” Jason Wishnow played with his food, recorded it, and the result of his efforts is an...

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EVERYBODY AND THEIR MOTHER WANTS TO WRITE AND DIRECT

A young filmmaker, despite the constant interruptions of his overbearing mother, manages to finish writing a brilliant screenplay and looks to pitch it to...

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A FOREIGN AFFAIR

There's a certain cigar-chompin', sports bar frequenting male demographic out there who'd rather not have to go to the trouble of meeting, courting and...

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MIND THE GAP

Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson may have invented an entire genre a few years back with "Magnolia." Call it, the "Convergence Genre," whereby a group of...

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RADIO REVOLUTION: THE RISE AND FALL OF THE BIG 8

I can hear the voices in my head as if it was yesterday. It was the mid-1970s heyday of Top 40 AM radio, just before AOR made FM the only way to listen,...

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FACE OF THE ENEMY

Set in North Africa in December of 1942, "Face of the Enemy" is the story of Lt. Rizzo (Brent King), a combat photographer whose first day on the job is...

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THE DOCK

The events in “The Dock” (Nina Martinek) take place against a backdrop perfect for an “X-Files” episode. On a dull and misty day, a middle-aged...

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DOGVILLE

I'll keep this review brief, because "Dogville" is not worth talking about. Lars von Trier's new film takes place in an isolated Rocky Mountains town...

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