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By | October 2004
“Stationery” is a pleasant diversion if nothing else is available to watch…
A weak entry in the cat and mouse genre, "Stationery" is a pleasant diversion if nothing else is available to watch. A nightclub. A handsome man sits and...
At the beginning of Michael Dudok de Wit’s “Father and Daughter,” a father and his daughter (didn’t see that coming, did you?) ride their bicycles...
One thing a horror film should never do is take the easy way out. "The Dead Link" breaks that rule. One thing a horror film should do is provide some...
I have plainly been misled by the crime and suspense novels I read in my youth. All this time, I assumed successful assassins prided themselves on their...
Hiner Saleem's "Vodka Lemon" is a dry, dark comedy about an unlikely late-life romance in the midst of a snowy, desolate Armenian village. Hamo (Ronen...
Mike Leigh's new film "Vera Drake" is a peculiar endeavor about a cleaning woman in 1950 London with the proverbial heart of gold. Vera lives in a state of...
That's right! Jim VanBebber's "The Manson Family" theatrical schedule is right here. It's about about goddamn time and we can't be any happier seeing the...
Canada Custom's targeting of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender material has had an impact on more than just book stores. Independent multi-media...
The Sidewalk Cinematheque 2004-2005 season kicks off at WorkPlay on Tuesday, Oct. 12 with encore screenings of the Sidewalk Grand Jury Award winner for...
With deeply unlikeable characters and an uneasy tone, this moody French thriller still somehow manages to draw us completely into its web. Virtually deaf,...