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'General Orders No. 9' offers no generic experience

A personal essay contemplating the changes the South has experienced over decades, even centuries, General Orders No. 9 ...

Moral Dilemmas Dominate 'A Separation'

Iranian writer/director Asghar Farhadi's A Separation opens with a Rashomon-like question-and-answer session before an u...

'Pina' Exuberantly Celebrates Bausch’s Modern Dance in 3D

Modern dance fans know Philippine born, German choreographer Pina Bausch and her imaginative creations. Film lovers know...

Documentary Filmmaker Steve James presents workshop April 28

Acclaimed filmmaker Steve James will present a workshop/master class on documentary film on April 28.

2012 Doc Challenge Registration Now Open

Now in its 7th year, The Doc Challenge returns to the the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival in Toront...

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It’s Easy to Fall in Love with 'Young Goethe in Love’s' Romantic World

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749 to 1832) made his mark in late 18th and early 19th century Germany as a true genius: lawyer, philosopher, playwright, poet, and scientist. But in his early 20s, as depicted in the film Young Goethe…

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Oscar Shorts Program Contains Several Gems

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences nominates short films in animation, live action and documentary categories. For several years, animation and live-action nominees are presented in a program at Landmark cinemas here before Oscar night to acquaint audiences…

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'My Reincarnation' Explores a Father-Son Relationship

As much a human-interest story as a spiritual odyssey, Jennifer Fox's documentary My Reincarnation chronicles the relationship between spiritual Tibetan Buddhist Master Chögyal Namkhai Norbu and his secular son Yeshi. Fox gives equal screen time to both men, crosscutting between…

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'The Turin Horse' Plods Along Beautifully

Hungarian filmmaker Béla Tarr is among the best directors too few U.S. film fans know. This results in part from the demanding nature of his work, as The Turin Horse proves. For it requires enormous patience for almost 2½ hours…

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'El Bulli: Cooking in Progress' Quietly Concocts a Treat

Some people eat to live; others live to eat. Spanish chef Ferran Adrià lives to create aesthetically pleasing, innovative food. Several sources praise his El Bulli restaurant as the most fascinating, best in the world. Until recently, El Bulli closed…

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2011 National Film Challenge Winners Announced

The judges and audience have spoken. The 2011 National Film Challenge winners have been announced!

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Revisit the Thrills of 007 in the Bond-a-thon

History Is Recovered in 'Nuremberg: Its Lesson for Today'

'A Dangerous Method' Isn’t Dangerous Enough

Post-WWII Vienna Hides 'The Third Man'

'The Artist' Gloriously Brings Silent Film to Life

Back to the Cold War with 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy'

An Exhilarating Assignment: 'Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol'

Stimulating, entertaining films merit the top 10 for 2011

Save the Date: 2012 Doc Challenge

Watch National Film Challenge Films

'Passione' Expresses Passion for Neapolitan Music

An Imaginative Interpretation of 'Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life'

'Hugo' Visits Thrilling, Early Film History

"The Skin I Live In" Gets Under Your Skin

A Entertaining Time during 'My Week with Marilyn'

'Melancholia' Powerfully and Aesthetically Expresses Its Title Mood

'Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview' Offers a Fascinating, First-Person Snapshot

Master Filmmaking Classes: Screenwriting and Directing

UPDATE: National Film Challenge St. Louis films screen locally

'J. Edgar' plods through Hoover's clandestine life

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