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By | February 2005
It’s an easily relatable story, but it doesn’t feel like much here…
If hours upon hours have been eaten up standing in a crowded airport, waiting to catch that flight to anywhere in particular, then you probably know where...
Is it in a diner that the most honesty is found? Go in, sit down, have a burger, pay the bill, and leave. Straight-forward. Honest. No strings, no nothing....
On a subway, as displayed in black-and-white in “Passengers”, the trip can be typical if you’re just an average ant of the looming metropolis. The...
Will Smith has proven to be such an immensely charismatic, easily likable, and effortlessly charming star in a variety of media, I always wondered why no...
PREMIERES HAPPY ENDINGS ^ Writer/director Don Roos has a gift for creating multidimensional, funny characters and putting them in whatever stories, no...
The Central Nebraska Film Festival concluded January 29th with the controversial documentary “416” winning both the Feature Film Award and Audience...
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The Joy of Life, the experimental documentary that premiered here this week at the Sundance Film Festival, has prompted the Golden Gate Bridge board of...
One could make an argument that this film's star, Ian McKellen, is Hollywood's hottest actor. Given his string of recent successes from "Gods and Monsters"...
“Are You the Favorite Person of Anbody?” is a clever four minutes of odd fun directed by Miguel Arteta and written by Miranda July, who wrote and...