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GLISSANDO

Chip Hourihan’s film kinda plays like a Charles Bukowski road trip adventure. Not quite as extreme or debauch, but every bit as depressing as some of...

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EASY PICKINGS

Cheerfully daft little comedy about a thief who chooses the wrong old woman to take hostage is a lot of fun, powered by funny dialogue, well-drawn...

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INFESTED

Think back to the importance that the movie “The Big Chill” had on our popular culture. Recall if you can how it chronicled the advancement of the...

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IRREVERSIBLE

This is not a review of Gaspar Noe's new film "Irreversible." It is a warning. You have never seen a film like it; that is not a qualitative statement,...

THE 21ST SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL ASIAN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL HAS BEGUN

They don’t have cherry blossoms in Japantown anymore (well, not many, anyway), but there is a marker for spring here in San Francisco that’s just as...

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A CONVERSATION WITH HARIS

A young Bosnian boy named Haris describes what it was like to have his family slaughtered by Serbs. His voice-over narration is accompanied by hand-painted...

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SHORT EYES

There are scores of wonderful old films deserving of theatrical re-release. Robert M. Young's 1977 turgid prison drama "Short Eyes" is not one of them,...

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BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE

It’s been a very good couple of months for Queen Latifah. Not only did she shine in her role as Matron ‘Mama’ Morton in Miramax’s “Chicago” (a...

THE HOLLYWOOD BLACK FILM FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 5TH YEAR

The 5th Anniversary Hollywood Black Film Festival celebrates the artistic expression of 73 filmmakers during the 2003 presentation taking place in...

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WELCOME TO CASTLE HOLMES

Bundy, Dahmer and Ramirez, high-profile serial killers, have all been the focus of recent films, but what about the lesser-known guys? Well, coming very...

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