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Below the Line

‘How I Ended the Summer’: Inexplicably

‘How I Ended the Summer’: Inexplicably

Like Werner Herzog’s half-satirical, half awestruck documentary Encounters at the End of the World (2007), Aleksei Popogrebsky’s Kak ya provyol etim letom ( How I Ended the Summer ) offers a...

Oct 26, 2010 / Alison Frank
Lists

How ‘The White Ribbon’ Fits Into Michael Haneke’s Moralizing Cinematic Vision

How ‘The White Ribbon’ Fits Into Michael Haneke’s Moralizing Cinematic Vision

The first images of Michael Haneke’s “The White Ribbon,” a film shot in a delicately lambent palette suggestive of old gelatin silver prints, is of a shrub-ringed meadow, a horse and rider...

May 8, 2010 / Jesse Cataldo
Action/Adventure

The 10 Best Films of 2009

The 10 Best Films of 2009

2009 proved to be a big year for film, both blockbuster and independent. James Cameron made a triumphant return to the cineplex with “Avatar,” and J.J. Abrams made “Star Trek” cool again, all while...

Jan 1, 2010 / Eric M. Armstrong
Action/Adventure

TMA FilmCast #4 – Knowing, Dragonball Evolution

TMA FilmCast #4 – Knowing, Dragonball Evolution

This week we review Nic Cage’s “Knowing,” and Chow Yun-fat in “Dragonball Evolution.” Pardon the technical difficulties. Towards the end, there’s about 6 minutes of show missing thanks to some faulty...

Apr 8, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
Action/Adventure

John Lennon’s Childhood Told by the Weinsteins

John Lennon, who once said he wasn’t one for autobiography, will be the subject of a new film. The rights to “Nowhere Boy,” a feature-length biopic of sorts based on the childhood of the seminal...

Mar 17, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
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