TWENTYFOURSEVEN

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TWENTYFOURSEVEN

Recent events have reinforced the maxim that story is irrelevant if the actors and action on the screen look good. With that in mind, Hollywood should eat...

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THE FARMHOUSE

Ho hum. Another psychodrama about people with something to hide, revealed to us via that most tediously overused technique in indie film; the quick-cut,...

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LOVE AND FATE

Even though, as a white guy, it's all too easy to forget that African-Americans have prejudices as well, Kenneth Jones' fine "Love and Fate" does an...

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CONNECT 5

The surprise "find" of the festival, this no-budget, B&W affair uses an anthology structure to blend several separate storylines together into a cohesive,...

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LABOR PAINS

Amy is going into labor and she piles into her brother-in-law's van with him, her sister and her husband for a trip to the hospital. They're unexpectedly...

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LOST IN SPACE

For the second time this year (following "Dark City"), Oscar recipient William Hurt throws himself into a science fiction extravaganza and winds up second...

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SUICIDE KINGS

About the only thing suicidal in this lethargic crime drama is the convoluted script that wastes two fine performances by Christopher Walken and Denis...

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THE NEW GODS

When I saw this film's premise - a poet, his musician friend and a waitress who all hang out at a bar where two of them work and the rocker plays - I...

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BARBECUE…A LOVE STORY

I've heard love and romance compared to many things, but barbecue's a new one on me. Yet, that's the metaphor of choice in Stacy Kirk's gritty rural Texas...

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BURY ME IN KERN COUNTY

Here was a so-what film full of miserable cretins who deserved every bit of grief their actions caused them. Set for some useless reason in the...

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