Emile is a film written and directed by Carl Bessai, a filmmaker that is constantly driven to tackle a theme that affects us all, but is not nearly explored enough: identity. Emile is the final part of a trilogy, which began with Johnny (following a teenage boy) and Lola (tagging along a woman in he...
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Frank T. Hopkins (Viggo Mortensen), hides his Indian blood, while bloodshed goes on around him. After witnessing the mindless slaughter of Indians on a particular day, in part based on the orders that he had delivered as a Calvary courier, Hopkins quits his job in...

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Adapted from William Thackeray's classic novel by the same name, "Vanity Fair" captures the life of Rebecca "Becky" Sharp (Reese Witherspoon), a young woman who sets her every ambition on climbing the social ladder of London society circa 1820. No penny to her name and merely the title of governess...
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EVERYTHING IS NOT UNDER CONTROL. Once upon a time in the shadow of the 'eve of a Blue Moon there appears a re-make that isn't a re-make at all. "The Manchurian Candidate" which opens today is its predecessor in name only. In this first real coming of age post-September 11 political conventio...
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The Corporation is an incredibly strong documentary film that breaks down the concept of ‘corporation’ comparing it to the profile of a psychopath. Using humor, factoids and interviews from an impressive panel that includes commentators, such as Michael Moore, Naomi Klein, Noam Chomsky a...
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Occasionally come along tales told through the format of film that capture us completely within the narrative. This is one such film. Bill Murray ("Groundhog Day") plays Bob Harris, a faltering "A list" American movie star who arrives in Japan to make a whiskey commercial for the bargain price of tw...
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I was in complete awe merely watching the teaser trailer for the new PETER PAN film by director/co-screenwriter P.J. Hogan. Never did I expect to walk out of the theatre with the same reaction. In one word, the film is "enchanting." Most certainly some magic dust was involved with this majestic ...
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Who knew that fortune cookies can be so much fun? Well, when Dr. Tess Coleman (Jamie Lee Curtis) and her rocker teenage daughter Anna (Lindsay Lohan) break theirs, not only do they switch bodies and learn what it's really like to be each other, but they also give ...

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