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By | April 2005
The film records the life and culture of Polish Jewry in the years prior to the Nazi invasion…
The most famous and accessible film of the Yiddish-language cinema, "The Dybbuk" is also of value as the first motion picture to incorporate an exorcism...
With a structure similar to that of Bravo’s “Project Greenlight,” “Not Another Tolkien Movie” documents a producer and director duo’s...
The 7th Annual Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival has unveiled their line-up of, you guessed it, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered films that will be...
Unless you live in a cave, you know the story by now: the Boston Red Sox, down 3 games to none to the New York Yankees in the American League Championship...
As film history widens for those who continually learn it, much changes. Believing for quite a while that the Tyrone Power/Basil Rathbone swordfight in...
Unlike a good many other “adults” I know, I’ve never felt a particular aversion to clowns. “President Jeb”. Pro-lifers. Muslim extremists. ...
One of the many nice touches in The Upside of Anger is writer-director Mike Binder's casting of Kevin Costner as a boozy ex-baseball pitcher gone to seed....
These bastards are CRAZY. The Baja 1000 is very familiar to racing fans. For the benefit of the rest of us, here's the skinny: every year, hundreds of...
Saviors can be found in the most unlikely of places. Even in a guy named Jesus. "Jesus the Driver" tells the tale of Jesus (that's hay-SOOS to us...
The 5th Annual International Beverly Hills Film Festival has announced their 2005 line-up of 50 competition films, screening from April 13 – 17, at the...