AUTUMN LEAVES

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AUTUMN LEAVES

“Autumn Leaves” conveys more feeling in eight minutes than most full-length movies I’ve seen in the theater this year. “Leaves” stars Amanda...

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EBERT ADMITS HE’S OUT OF TOUCH

Award-winning film critic Roger Ebert, who celebrates his 60th birthday today, June 18th, has finally admitted that he is out of touch. In his recent...

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GORE’S “GROWTH” SIZED UP

We dish out a wealth of brutally honest opinions on this site; actually it’s a great deal of what we do. So the Facer has seen to it that we finally...

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POV

To begin, the concept of "POV" is intriguing and opens up a world of possibilities. Similar to Mike Figgis’s "TimeCode" (although much less pretentious...

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SUNSHINE STATE

Ah, sunny Florida! This is the state where John Sayles has set his latest film following on the heels of Alaska ("Limbo"), Latin America ("Men With Guns"),...

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THE WARRIOR

With a title like this you'd expect a grisly, gruesome Indian epic. But no, this is a small, intimate drama about trying to change your life. Lafcadia...

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THE JEKYLL AND HYDE ROCK AND ROLL MUSICAL

The story of Dr. Robert Jekyll and his nefarious alter ego Henry Hyde came to author Robert Louis Stevenson in a vivid nightmare. It’s a classic tale of...

CLOSING NIGHT FESTIVITIES IN PALM SPRINGS

Michael Feinstein’s “The Great American Songbook,” a glorious celebration of American song and the Hollywood movie musical, will close the 14th...

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MEET THE REAL LANCE HENRIKSEN

So few of us really know the Lance Henriksen that beams into our film-loving households as the hardnosed L. Bishop from "Aliens" and the hardnosed Frank...

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SMACK MY GRINCH UP

Charles Schultz was right. I think I accepted the anti-commercialization message of “A Charlie Brown Christmas” when I was very young, even if I...

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