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For a few films, box office bonanza
Although the abbreviated awards season reduced the number of moviegoing weekends between the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards, "Mystic River," Clint Eastwood's story of three friends and the legacy of childhood trauma, is one of a handful of movies...Tags: Sean Penn, Golden Globe Awards, DVDs and Movies, Celebrities, Clint Eastwood
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Late August, Early September
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday August 20, 1999 "Late August, Early September" is involving and intimate as only other people's lives deftly observed can be. An insightful film that takes us on a nuanced emotional journey with a group of friends trying to make sense of...Tags: Mathieu Amalric, Canal+, Health, Movies, Entertainment
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Dancer in the Dark
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday October 6, 2000 Lars von Trier's "Dancer in the Dark," that most morose of musicals, is so exasperating in its contradictions, so frustrating in its fakery, so deeply irritating in its pretensions, it's frankly hard to know where to begin...Tags: Cara Seymour, Movies, Cinema Industry, Catherine Deneuve, David Morse
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'Since Otar Left...'
!["Since Otar Left ..." is as delicate, precise and rich in nuance as those three dots that elegantly end its title. It's a wonderful film with a love of intimacy, an eye for potent small moments that can go by unobserved and a willingness to explore the emotional complications of family relationships.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-05/12620121.jpg ""Since Otar Left ...\" is as delicate, precise and rich in nuance as those three dots that elegantly end its title. It's a wonderful film with a love of intimacy, an eye for potent small moments that can go by unobserved and a willingness to explore the emotional complications of family relationships.")
Times Staff Writer"Since Otar Left ..." is as delicate, precise and rich in nuance as those three dots that elegantly end its title. It's a wonderful film with a love of intimacy, an eye for potent small moments that can go by unobserved and a willingness to explore the...Tags: Family, Celebrities, Movies, Death, Entertainment
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Eye On The Perfect Hit?
Courant Film CriticVengeful Siths! Marauding Crusaders! Monster mother-in-laws! Outer-galactic space oddities! Not-so-wild wild animals! Political intrigue! And Allied pigeons! Yes, ladies and gentlemen, tots and tykes, it's spring at the multiplex, and there is, at...Tags: Orlando Bloom, Sienna Miller, David Duchovny, Zooey Deschanel, Paul Green
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The White Balloon
TIMES FILM CRITICWednesday January 31, 1996 "The White Balloon" has stirred up such a fuss on so many fronts that how pleasantly small-scaled the film turns out to be comes as something of a surprise. The winner of both the International Critics Prize and the Camera...Tags: Family, Movies, Cinema Industry, Abbas Kiarostami, Iran
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The Gate of Heavenly Peace
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday May 17, 1996 In watching Richard Gordon and Carma Hinton's superb three-hour documentary "The Gate of Heavenly Peace," you have to wonder whether Mao Tse-tung would have created Beijing's vast Tiananmen Square if he could have foretold the...Tags: Beijing (China), Richard Gordon, China, Death, Documentary (genre)
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La Promesse
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday May 30, 1997 Morality is a given in the movies; everyone, even the worst of creatures, knows if they're bad or good. In "La Promesse," an exceptional film from Belgium, all of that is reversed as a sense of right and wrong struggles to emerge...Tags: Migration, Celebrities, Movies, Crime, Law and Justice, Belgium
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