THE PRICE OF MILK

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THE PRICE OF MILK

Harry Sinclair's romantic fantasy is certainly likable, not to mention beautiful to behold. On a dairy farm in the picturesque New Zealand countryside live...

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AFTER IMAGE

John Mellencamp is a police photographer. How are we told this? The film opens with him taking pictures of dead bodies. It is a good thing that the...

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SHOCKING TRUTH

I once wasted about an hour of my life taking a boat tour of Baltimore Harbor. Throughout this epic voyage, our obviously bored tour guide kept saying...

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MAKING A KILLING: PHILIP MORRIS, KRAFT AND GLOBAL TOBACCO ADDICTION

Wayne Baker donated not only thousands of dollars to the tobacco industry, but sacrificed his larynx, jugular vein, nineteen lymph nodes and most of his...

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DONUTS FOR BREAKFAST

Josie Spratt (an extraordinary Lily Nunweek) is that kid in school that the others pick on simply because they can. Somewhat plain and a little on the...

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MEMBER

I can tell you what director David Brooks' "Member" mostly consists of. A decidedly angry young man (Josh Hartnett) drives around a number of city streets,...

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3D

A naive, wannabe rapper gets suckered by the Man in director Pete Chatmon's somewhat muddled urban dramedy, "3D." Reg Roc's the rapper; a middling talent...

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4 P.M.

Belinda (Linda McGuire) is the happily married, very proper and very powerful British Environmental Minister. She's also a closet lesbian, seeking out and...

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AND NOW HAPPINESS

What the hell was that? That seemed to be not only my stunned reaction to this pointless, ponderous and nearly impenetrable...

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BABY

When a lower middle-class family of four piles into their battered silver station wagon to go on vacation, no one anticipates the truly bizarre adventure...

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