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By | June 2005
Focuses on a quartet of adults who work hard yet seem stuck in the lower levels of poverty…
"There's no American dream anymore," claims Jean Reynolds, a 51-year-old certified nursing assistant in New Jersey who earns $11 an hour. This statement...
Filmmakers love crazy people. Be it the opportunity to delve into the complex human psyche or to simply show off neato camera tricks, the use of a mentally...
The 29th Annual Atlanta Film Festival announced the winners of this year’s feature narrative, documentary and short film awards. The nine-day film...
“Me and You and Everyone We Know” is a real treasure in the guise of yet another Sundance dramedy (dare I say romantic comedy?) about quirky characters...
It was the mustache. With it, Burt Reynolds as Paul Crewe (before entering prison) exuded a cool detachment toward life that defined his character...
It is sad how much of nothing can happen in less than 3 minutes, no matter how good the photography is. “The Last Fart” tells an uninteresting story...
Hideo Nakata asks for your patience in each frame of “Dark Water”. “Give me time,” he might say. “In order for you to be jolted or uneasy, these...
This review can be summed up in six words: "Fore Play" is not very funny. To say anything else would merely reinforce this point but here goes. A 70's sex...
Fluff. The cinematic equivalent of too much cotton candy Tetsuya Nanashima's "Kamikaze Girls" is a hyperkinetic fun house ride that is about forty five...
Just released on DVD through Microcinema's Blackchair DVD Distribution label is Chris Cunningham's "Rubber Johnny." RUBBER JOHNNY – the long-awaited...