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By | September 2007
The only Mime worth remembering, Marcel Marceau, died at age 84 yesterday…
The only Mime worth remembering, Marcel Marceau, died at age 84 yesterday. No details have been released as to the cause of the death, so we have no idea...
Montreal-based Atopia Distribution has announced its acquisition of all North American rights to Aron Gauder’s acclaimed Hungarian art comedy THE...
Filmmaker Alex Orr takes us into the future, the frighteningly plausible future, where gas prices have sky-rocketed to $40 a gallon. At prices likes this,...
"We are the Strange" is one of those films that defies any kind of proper criticism because it doesn't quite co-exist with anything else in the vast realm...
Ed Wood is a household name. As horrible as most of his movies are, and as often as he’s been the butt of cruel jokes and ridicule, people still...
In the crowded city of New York, Rose, Tomás, and Simon are lost. Existing in self-imposed isolation, each needs help, but is unable to ask for it. ...
My life fades. The vision dims. All that remains are memories. I remember a time of chaos...ruined dreams...this wasted land. But most of all, I remember...
James Longley, who received an Academy Award nomination for his excellent “Iraq in Fragments,” offers this deeply moving and truly disturbing short...
Saint Ignatius was the third Bishop of Antioch. He was arrested by the Romans in 108 AD or thereabouts on the orders of Emperor Trajan. He was tortured...
Okay... when you've only got three and a half minutes worth of movie to talk about, you know you're going to have some significant issues. I know I said...