czwartek, wrzesień 9th, 2010
A clip from the opening night film of the Toronto International Film Festival, “Score: A Hockey Musical.”
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A Clip From ‘Score: A Hockey Musical’
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środa, wrzesień 8th, 2010
“I Want Your Money,” a political documentary by Ray Griggs, is a minor triumph for one of the less visible minorities: the Hollywood right.
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Politics on Film, but This Time Leaning Right
No Comments »wtorek, wrzesień 7th, 2010
The Venice film festival has a strong lineup of watchable and thought-provoking films from France, Italy, Russia and the United States, with the promise of more to come.
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Review: A Rich Field of In-Competition Films at Venice
No Comments »poniedziałek, wrzesień 6th, 2010
The Ghetto Film School in the Bronx aims to broaden the pool of filmmaking talent by providing opportunities for young people who might otherwise be overlooked.
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A Bronx Film School Tale
No Comments »niedziela, wrzesień 5th, 2010
“We Are Family,” a film based on “Stepmom,” is about a hard-to-believe relationship between two women.
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Movie Review | ‘We Are Family’: Mom-Stepmom Two Step
No Comments »niedziela, wrzesień 5th, 2010
Movie attendance was down, but some films — like “Toy Story 3” and “Inception” — made out very, very well.
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Lessons of the Summer Box Office
No Comments »sobota, wrzesień 4th, 2010
A special showing in New York on Saturday will end with a question-and-answer session with some of the stars of “MASH” and the widow of the director, Robert Altman.
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40 Years After ‘MASH,’ Gould Reflects on an Era
No Comments »środa, wrzesień 1st, 2010
The film festival opens Wednesday and continues through Sept. 11 and will present dozens of features from 34 countries.
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Venice Gears Up for 67th Film Festival
No Comments »wtorek, sierpień 31st, 2010
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Critics’ Picks Video: ‘Charade’
No Comments »niedziela, sierpień 29th, 2010
The animation team Paul and Sandra Fierlinger, in films like “My Dog Tulip,” use custom-made computers to create their hand-drawn-looking images.
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Film: Computer Animation, Made by Hand
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