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She's Out of My League: a date movie for guys who don't date

She's Out of My League is designed to be the perfect date movie for guys who don’t actually date.

Action-packed Green Zone presents speculation as fact

Action-packed Green Zone presents speculation as fact Movie Reviews

By Ron Yamauchi | March 12, 2010
Green Zone director Paul Greengrass really is a master of action. But there seems something unfair and cunning about applying the look of documentaries to docudramas.
Vancouver's spring film festivals defy odds

Vancouver's spring film festivals defy odds Movies Features

By Ken Eisner | March 11, 2010
Technically, it’s still winter outside, but spring has sprung as far as film festivals are concerned.
Alice and Other Heroes uses live music to tell heroic tales

Alice and Other Heroes uses live music to tell heroic tales Movies Features

By Jennifer Van Evra | March 11, 2010
Daniel Janke may have been on a trip to the Czech Republic, but it was Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland that captured his imagination.
Remember Me

Remember Me Movie Reviews

By Janet Smith | March 11, 2010
Remember Me has so many low-key surprises, from its solid character studies to its deeper ideas about the meaning of life, that you might actually remember it for a while.
Prodigal Sons

Prodigal Sons Movie Reviews

By Ken Eisner | March 11, 2010
Even if this riveting documentary holds back some key information for as long as it can, no review of Prodigal Sons can avoid the central thrust of writer-director Kimberly Reed’s multiple returns to her hometown of Helena, Montana.
Fish Tank

Fish Tank Movie Reviews

By Ken Eisner | March 11, 2010
The first and most enduring thing you notice about Fish Tank is how beautiful it is.
Blood Into Wine

Blood Into Wine Movie Reviews

By Ken Eisner | March 11, 2010
If you want to know what it takes to start your own vineyard, Blood Into Wine has a lot for you.
Our Family Wedding

Our Family Wedding Movie Reviews

By Ken Eisner | March 11, 2010
The film is a painfully humourless parade of ethnic stereotypes in the guise of a can’t-we-all-just-get-along scenario.
Hallucinogenic madness turns to action in Alice in Wonderland

Hallucinogenic madness turns to action in Alice in Wonderland Movie Reviews

By Patty Jones | March 4, 2010
if you’re thinking you’ll need “some kind of mushroom" to absorb the Tim Burton treatment of Lewis Carroll’s Victorian tale, leave your magic fungi in your sock drawer. The hallucinogens are on the screen, man.
Casting was key for A Prophet

Casting was key for A Prophet Movies Features

By Ian Caddell | March 4, 2010
Jacques Audiard and Thomas Bidegain were pretty sure they had a good screenplay when they set out to get Un Prophète (A Prophet) into production.
Family sacrifice moves Last Train Home filmmaker Lixin Fan

Family sacrifice moves Last Train Home filmmaker Lixin Fan Movies Features

By Craig Takeuchi | March 4, 2010
In the winter of 2006, the southern Chinese railway system was paralyzed by a snowstorm, with 60,000 people stuck at the Guangzhou train station. Montreal-based director Lixin Fan calls what he saw a “war zone”.
Small role in Brooklynâs Finest suits Wesley Snipes just fine

Small role in Brooklyn’s Finest suits Wesley Snipes just fine Movies Features

By Ken Eisner | March 4, 2010
If anyone knows how the game of Hollywood is played, that would be Wesley Snipes.
Director Kevin Smith stretches for Cop Out

Director Kevin Smith stretches for Cop Out Movies Features

March 4, 2010
The director of independent films like Clerks and Chasing Amy is sitting in a New York City hotel room discussing the new experience of being a director for hire without screenplay input.
A Prophet

A Prophet Movie Reviews

By Mark Harris | March 4, 2010
On the evidence provided by his latest film, A Prophet, French filmmaker Jacques Audiard is no longer just very good but the very best at what he does.

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