A RAISIN IN THE SUN

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A RAISIN IN THE SUN

First of all, a TV movie at Sundance? What the hell, ABC? I know that these days the festival is about as far from indie as one can get without actually...

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TRANSSIBERIAN

Roy (Woody Harrelson) and Jessie (Emily Mortimer) are an odd pairing. Roy is a geeky but merry hardware store owner who goes to church and loves old...

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SUNDANCE 08: WHY SO DECEASED?

Credit to Vonder Haar for the subject's play on Why So Serious. If today was notable for anything, it was probably that moment during the final minutes of...

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ADJUST YOUR COLOR: THE TRUTH OF PETEY GREENE

In his first solo effort since exploring the struggles of baseball player prisoners at San Quentin (“Bad Boys of Summer”), rooster fighting...

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GOOD DICK

I have to admit: I love "Good Dick." Before you get too excited, you should know that the tawdry title is rather misleading; there's not a scrap of...

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MY OLYMPIC SUMMER

Daniel Robin’s “My Olympic Summer” is a family history of the filmmaker’s parents during the summer of 1972. Robin’s father was a Jewish...

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SICK SEX

Don’t be fooled by the title OF “Sick Sex” – there’s nothing kinky going on here. Instead, there’s a bitter, nasty short about a man who...

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B FOR BEEKEEPER

“B for Beekeeper,” a student film booked for the Slamdance Film Festival, is a short visit to a man who survived a near-death experience and gained a...

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FORCE 1 TD

I’m admittedly a bit tired of movies revolving around youths in the Bronx, lately. Sure, there’s a lot of shit that young people face in New York City,...

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IN LOVE WITH: DOOMSDAY

Who: Neil Marshall, one of the finest directors working today. What: A brand new movie about the apocalypse that looks to be a bonafide homage to "Mad...

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