Colter, like Deckard before him, has to accept who and where he is, even as these definitions recede before him. Read more>>
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Hey, film fans, need a reason to go to New York? The world premiere of Union, Cameron Crowe’s documentary about the collaborative album of music legends Elton John and Leon Russell, will open the Tribeca Film Festival April 20 in New York. Read more>>
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Part fantasy fulfillment, part paranoid thriller, this cautionary sci-fi tale revolves around a struggling author with paralyzing writer’s block. Read more
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As ambassador for the humanitarian organization, Mapendo International, Rose Mapendo tells her story again and again, encouraging her listeners to draw lessons from it. Read more>>
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Bill Hicks, the famed American comedian and musician who died of cancer in 1994 at age 32, lives on in this documentary that uses archival footage of his childhood and his funny and irreverent stand up routines, as well as animated family photos and interviews with friends and colleagues to chronicle the comedian’s life and career. Read more>>
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Looking over dad’s shoulder as he peruses his son’s scary drawings, you can’t help but wonder at his surprise. How long have these pictures been tacked to Dalton’s bedroom wall, anyway? Read more>>
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As the malevolent story begins, Renais (Rose Byrne of “Damages”) and Josh (Patrick Wilson of “Little Children”) are moving into a new home with their three children. It’s a creaky old house and when the older son Dalton (Ty Simpkins) is exploring the attic, Read more
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In Armadillo, a gripping war documentary, Danish filmmaker Janus Metz Pedersen follows Danish troops in their first deployment and shows us, through their eyes, what battling in Afghanistan is like, and what impact it has on those who experience it. Read more>>
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As the film makes clear, the story of the Triangle Fire is actually many stories, fragmented, frightening, and heroic. Read more>>
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A genially odd hybrid that defies classification, this R-rated, sci-fi spoof is aimed specifically at the wondrous child that still lurks inside many adults. Read more
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