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Film Review: “Joyful Noise”
Kelly Stitzel saw the new Queen Latifah/Dolly Parton movie and she had fun. Really
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Film Review: Color Me Obsessed
A new documentary chronicles the career of the legendary 80s punk-pop band, The Replacements
Read More »Film Review: “Nowhere Boy”
John Lennon's traumatic teens, and the birth of the Beatles, get the little-British-art-film treatment. But can it work both as cinema and as Beatleography?
Read More »Film Review: Ian Dury Lives in “Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll”
In the United States, Ian Dury is a relatively obscure musical artist best known for his punk rock anthem, “Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll,” released in the late 70’s. However, in his
Read More »Film Review: A Unique and Darkly Animated World in “Metropia”
In the not too distant future, the earth is overpopulated and running out of oil. In Europe the underground train systems have been connected into one gigantic subway and run by a mega corporation.
Read More »Film Review: “The Infidel”
Only in indie cinema will you find a comedy about a burly, hairy English Muslim who explores his faith and personal identity after discovering that he’s actually a Jew. I can’t guarantee you’ll get
Read More »Film Review: “My Last Five Girlfriends”
Duncan has decided to end it all. Distraught and heartbroken, he sits down and writes a suicide note to his last five girlfriends hoping to make a point: Love doesn’t exist. After five painful
Read More »Film Review: “The Human Centipede”
Horror movies, perhaps more than any other genre, have become ripe for redundancy. Blood-thirsty psychopath here, deadly virus outbreak there — you know the drill. This problem seems responsible for the latest school of
Read More »Film Review: “Still Bill”
Bill Withers released his last album in 1985. After a relatively brief but hit-filled career, he walked away. Frustrated by the efforts of the so-called “blaxperts” at Columbia Records to package him into something
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