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“The Red Shoes,” a classic 1948 film directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, is a gorgeously haunting work of art.
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An independent film producer spends Sundays with her partner and their daughter, either in their East Village home or on a journey in the city.
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“The Messenger” portrays conflict on the home front: the struggles of those who tell the next of kin their loved ones are dead.
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The director Roland Emmerich is at the helm of another disaster movie with “2012.”
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The colors in Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s masterpiece “The Red Shoes” don’t just exist, they also express.
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A new breed of children’s movies play a kind of reverse dress-up, disguising adult anxieties in the costumes of innocent make-believe and fanciful spectacle.
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Alfred Hitchcock's "North By Northwest" is just about my favorite movie. No film has ever been more entertaining. (See Glenn Kenny's personal paen to the picture, "Obviously, they've mistaken me for a much shorter man.") And a piece of it is still alive and well in Lake Forest, IL. From The Lake Forester:"I bought it abou (Read More)
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Best Buy sells a lot of DVDs, but it is taking another step to get ready for the day when that business shifts online with a deal to stream movies from CinemaNow. (Read More)
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What you learn from this film that the conductor Valery Gergiev is one busy guy. What you don’t learn: what specific skills or knowledge make him such a busy guy.
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Twenty-five movies, representing the United States and several other countries, will be part of the fifth annual program at Stony Brook University.
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Michael Haneke says his new film, “The White Ribbon,” should make people reflect on current issues.
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For his first animated film, Wes Anderson brings a naturalist touch to the world of talking creatures.
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Jonathan Demme plans to take his adaptation of “Zeitoun,” the best-selling Dave Eggers work, one step further by making the book into an animated feature.
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Penélope Cruz, muse, and Pedro Almodóvar, inspiree. Or is it the other way around?
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Imitation of Life.DB here:I do not like finding phallic symbols in movies.I grant you that there are some films that deliberately evoke the love wand: Tex Avery cartoons, Frank Tashlin and Jerry Lewis movies. Surely the Wolf in Avery’s Red Hot Riding Hood (1943) has more than a Platonic interest in Red’s stage show.But some (Read More)
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