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By | January 2013

2013 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL SPOTLIGHT FEATURE SELECTION! Featuring another solid, unflashy performance from Gael Garcia Bernal and recounting an undeniably fascinating chapter in South American history, “No” avoids melodrama in its depiction of how jingles, campaigns, and advertising slogans can be used for more than just selling the latest soda on the market…

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NO

The revolution absolutely was televised in Pablo Larrain’s accomplished No, a Chilean film nominated for the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film before...

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CIRCLES

It's been 12 years since Marko, a Serbian soldier on leave from duties during the 1993 ethnic war amongst Serbs, Muslims and Croats in Bosnia, stepped in...

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I'm not sure exactly when it happened, but at some point folks stopped looking at Google as some brilliant institution aimed at keeping to their "don't be...

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DIAMOND ON VINYL

Henry (Brian McGuire) and Beth's engagement goes to shit almost immediately when Beth (Nina Millin) discovers a microphone in their hotel bed the morning...

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Josephine's home life leaves a lot to be desired. Her beer-swilling husband (Jerry White Jr.) barely gets up from the couch, except to get more beer or...

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TO THE BONE

Valencia (Naomie Feliu) and her younger brother Marcos (Carlos C. Torres) work on a farm with their father (Jaime Alvarez). Working daily to a...

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CATERWAUL

Lonely fisherman Bernie (George Murdock) is out checking his lobster traps when he locks eyes with one particular lobster. The emotional connection is...

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Not long after opening on an aerial view of Jordan, May in the Summer settles on the strictly ground-level perspective of its soon-to-be-wed heroine. The...

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Every year, the Slamdance Film Festival opens with the performance of a poem written by co-founder Dan Mirvish. This year, Dan has drawn inspiration from...

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REHEARSALS

Cody Clarke's Rehearsals is billed as an experimental documentary, one where the film attempts to tell the story of one day in the life of a single woman...

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