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French Film Fest concludes on a high note

The Classic French Film Festival concludes its annual celebration from Thursday, June 27th through Sunday, June 30th ...

Classic French Film Fest's Week 2, continues the feast

The French Film Festival continues its second week, Thursday, June 20th through Sunday, June 23rd at Webster Universi...

Classic French Film Festival presents French treasures

The Fifth Annual Classic French Film Festival begins Thursday, June 13th and runs through Sunday, June 30th at Webste...

2013 48 Hour Film Project Registration Now Open

Registration for the St. Louis 48 Hour Film Project is now open. The 48HFP is a fun timed filmmaking competition wher...

2012 Film Challenge Awards Announced

Judges have spoken and the results are in! Announcing the winners of the 2012 National Film Challenge.

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'The East' dramatizes eco-terrorism

Mainstream films avoid politically charged topics, reluctant to alienate any potential audience. By refreshing contrast, "The East" makes no bones about its eco-terrorism agenda from the opening seconds to the closing credits. Though it doesn't explicitly attack real corporations' environmental…

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QFest offers diverse, high quality films

The Sixth Annual QFest runs June 6th through 9th at Webster University. Its mission, as defined by Cinema St. Louis, is "to use the art of contemporary gay cinema to illustrate the diversity of the LGBTQ community and to explore…

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'Stories We Tell' tells a captivating story

Never a slavish follower of hackneyed conventions, Sarah Polley has forged a fresh approach to film as a writer, actor, and director. She continues her unusual and provocative career with the personal documentary "Stories We Tell." Writer and director Polley…

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'Love Is All You Need' is quite sufficient

Sometimes all that's wanted or needed for a most enjoyable summer movie is a light-hearted romp with serious undercurrents. A strong entry in this category, Danish director Susanne Bier's "Love Is All You Need" boasts a fine international cast of…

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'Fame High' aims high and hits its mark

Academy-Award Nominee Scott Hamilton Kennedy's "Fame High" documents the talent and dreams of four students at the prestigious Los Angeles County High School for the Arts over the course of a school year. A superbly edited mix of candid comments…

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'The Iceman' chills

Based on a true story, "The Iceman" plunges deep into the actions and reactions (or lack thereof) of psychopath Richard Kuklinski, a hitman and murderer for over three decades, killing well over 100 men. Co-writer/director Ariel Vromen wastes no time…

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'Kon-Tiki' goes Hollywood but is an amazing tale

'Still Mine' stays in the mind and heart

'At Any Price' doesn't give full value

'Wagner & Me' soars with thought and music

'Leviathan' sinks as a rewarding film experience

'The Reluctant Fundamentalist' is fundamentally flawed

'Renoir' paints an enchanting picture of this impressionist

'The Company You Keep' is good company with provocative questions

'The Angels' Share' delivers no angelic fare

'Starlet' doesn't dazzle but does deliver a solid story

'To the Wonder' doesn't deliver on the wonder

'42' honors the great Jackie Robinson

'Trance' casts a spell

'Pavilion' poetically meditates on a lazy summer

'The Silence' speaks loudly of guilt and pain

‘Greed’ shows off silent film splendor

A strong 'Yes' to the film 'No'

RSVP for Visiting FIlmmaker Workshop: Action Analysis with John Canemaker

Wes Anderson series showcases his unique style

2013 African Film Fest offers great shorts and features

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Since 1902: Slightly Elevated

Tue June 18
Since 1902 is a St. Louis indie rock band who recently released their latest album, Slightly Elevated. The band records and produces most of their music at home, and draws from influences across genres. Their new album combines dreamy and relatable lyrics with catchy percussion and layered guitar tones to draw the listener in from start to finish. Click here to download "Our Front Yard" from Slightly…

The Maness Brothers present their debut album 'Grief Factory'

Mon June 10
Dave and Jake Maness of The Maness Brothers stopped by the KDHX studio to talk about their new album 'Grief Factory'. Click here to download their song River…

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