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POLLOCK

By | March 2001

OSCAR WINNER FOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTREss! Ed Harris spent years trying to get this project off the ground and ended up making his feature directorial debut with this film…

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POLLOCK

Upon announcement of the Oscar nominations certain patterns begin to form. Once you look past the two action films ("Gladiator" and "Crouching Tiger,...

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THE CARPET SLAVES: STOLEN CHILDREN OF INDIA

Slavery is not dead, not by a long shot. It is estimated there are more people enslaved around the world today than during the height of the African slave...

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SAVING SHEBA

Eli Kabillio has enjoyed a considerable reputation for a series of award-winning documentaries exploring the outer edges of alternative medicine, including...

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THE ELECTRIC HEARTBREAKER

First, let me get my feelings about "The Electric Heartbreaker" straight - I fucking love this movie! This is going on my list of my all-time favorite...

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WOMEN

During the 1970s, Moshe Mizrahi was one of the first Isræli filmmakers to enjoy international acclaim; he earned back-to-back Oscar nominations for "I...

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THE LOST ONE (DER VERLORENE)

The English title to the 1951 German noir drama "Der Verlorene" is "The Lost One," which is a suitable irony since the film is one of the lost classics to...

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SIGNS OF US

Outside of an occasional supporting performance by Marlee Matlin, the hearing-impaired are a population segment which are conspicuously absent from...

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JOHN SINGER SARGENT: OUTSIDE THE FRAME

John Singer Sargent (1856-1925) occupies a curious place in the history of American art. Actually, his inclusion in any discussion of American art should...

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A FIGHT TO THE FINISH: STORIES OF POLIO

The threat of polio has been absent from American society for so long that any mention of the disease today is generally in a historic context. The...

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WIRED ANGEL

Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but in cinema (both indie and Hollywood) it is the least interesting form of filmmaking. After a while, it...

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