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Loco: London’s 1st Comedy Film Festival

Loco: London’s 1st Comedy Film Festival

Art films don’t have to be serious, but a lot of them are. Madness, suffering, death—at times these become depressingly familiar themes at film festivals. For this reason, the rare comedy film is...

Jan 28, 2012 / Alison Frank
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A Disappointing Start to the 55th London Film Festival

A Disappointing Start to the 55th London Film Festival

Jude Law and Rachel Weisz star in Fernando Meirelles's "360" This year’s London Film Festival launched with a damp squib in the form of 360 , Fernando Meirelles’ latest feature. How far Merielles...

Oct 12, 2011 / Alison Frank
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Berlinale vs. LFF: A Press Perspective

Berlinale vs. LFF: A Press Perspective

Having experienced my first two festivals as a member of the press, I feel compelled to compare them, noting the areas where one festival outperformed the other. Although London and Berlin are quite...

Mar 14, 2011 / Alison Frank
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Japanese director wants new film to educate kids

Japanese director wants new film to educate kids

Controversial Japanese director Takashi Miike is making a samurai film that he hopes will educate Japan’s youth, according to the AP. “I wanted the audience to realize that this story is not taking...

Sep 11, 2010 / Bryan Lufkin
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TMA FilmCast #30 – Date Night, Repo Men

TMA FilmCast #30 – Date Night, Repo Men

Film is a fickle medium. In any other industry if you take two of the top performers in their respective spheres and put them together you’ve got a hit. Derek Jeter and A-Rod, peanut butter and...

Apr 13, 2010 / Eric M. Armstrong
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