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Improbable Cause
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March 06, 2001
Commonly misquoted and misapplied, Warhol's dictum that everybody in the future will be famous for 15 minutes has had such a long run as a... More>>
Sound and Fury
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March 06, 2001
Brainchild of Kamel Saleh and Akhenaton, leader of celebrated rap group IAM, The Magnet (Comme un Aimant) is more than another tale of B-boys en... More>>
Scavengers Uncover a Mother Lode
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March 06, 2001
A side-door entrance into the French character and economy, Agnès Varda's eccentric and thoroughly winning The Gleaners and I is... More>>
Market Forces
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March 06, 2001
Chinese director Wang Xiaoshuai began as a covert operator, making two films that dangled by a shoestring under the Film Bureau's radar, before... More>>
Double Fantasy
Superstar: The Pat Loud Story
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March 06, 2001
Video artist Cecilia Dougherty has a gift for revising popular culture, often imagining its icons as lesbian celebrities. Grapefruit (1989)... More>>
Forces of Nature Berlin's Body Politic
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February 27, 2001
Situation hopeless but not serious: The Berlin Film Festival and its affiliated Forum of Young Cinema—one a Cold War artifact, the other a... More>>
Utopian Euphoria and Unfinished idylls
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February 27, 2001
Jean Renoir's works are among the major achievements of world cinema and the essential Renoir is to be found in the films from La Chienne (1931)... More>>
Gripe Nuts
Actors Bite Hand That Feeds,
Insert Foot in Mouth
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February 27, 2001
Insert Foot in Mouth
There is a change of tone in Washington, or the pretext of one, and perhaps it can account for the hardball mudslinging that has upped and... More>>
Multiplication Fable
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February 27, 2001
The protagonist of Andrucha Waddington's unassuming dramedy Me You Them is the mother of all earth mothers. Serene yet horny, hardworking and... More>>
Bad Trips and Borrowed Trash
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February 27, 2001
A self-adrenalizing, self-destructing pop-culture whirligig, Henry Selick's Monkeybone is no more centered or reasoned in its abuse of pulp than... More>>
Better than Chocolat
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February 27, 2001
Patrice Leconte's The Widow of St. Pierre divides its time between storybook romance and progressive pamphleteering. Leconte has of late become a... More>>
The Devolution will be Televised
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February 27, 2001
The script for Daniel Minahan's Series 7, a dead-on shot to the heart of reality TV, predated Survivor by several years; in fact, it grew out of... More>>
Witness Program
Tempered Optimism in Berlin
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February 27, 2001
Given that the competition at the Berlin Film Festival is mostly filled with Hollywood megaflicks and undigestible Euro-puddings, viewers tend to... More>>
Reborn Again
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February 20, 2001
In Down to Earth, bike messenger Lance Burton, played by Chris Rock, wants to be a successful stand-up comedian, like, say, Chris Rock.... More>>
Terminal Endearment
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February 20, 2001
An extra-thick vanilla schmalted with just the right amount of raw sugar to summon the awwwws of high school girls, Sweet November updates the... More>>
Bloc Busters
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February 20, 2001
Minute for minute, this week's Shooting Gallery program may be the most inspired filmmaking on view at a commercial theater in New York—the... More>>
Rites of Passage
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February 20, 2001
The hero of Kate Davis's Southern Comfort is Robert Eads, a Georgia farmer with a craggy face, a scruffy beard, and an old-school gallant manner;... More>>
Israeli Films Go Back to the Present
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February 20, 2001
"How can you build a house upon another house?" asks a Palestinian construction worker in Bait (1978), Amos Gitai's film about a building... More>>
Tehran Close-Up
Under the City's Skin
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February 20, 2001
Putting on the head scarf humbles a woman instantly: Ears pinned down, hemmed in from every side, you are all eyes. Not the worst thing that can... More>>
Go for Baroque
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February 20, 2001
If nothing else, Hannibal proves that nobody can prettify prosaic drivel like Ridley Scott, Hollywood's most reliable hired gun. Yet the seven... More>>
China's New City Symphonies
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February 20, 2001
Extrapolating from the sample on view in American art houses, it's easy to surmise that mainland Chinese cinema has been in decline for the... More>>
Music Concrete
Jia Zhangke's Homing Instinct
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February 20, 2001
"We don't have a train in Fenyang," says Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke with a laugh. "You have to take the bus and switch. It's about a 10-or... More>>
Action Figures
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February 13, 2001
Genius or con? That was the question implied by the three-page color spread Life published in August 1949 under the title "Jackson Pollock: Is he... More>>
Ramshackle Projections of the Id
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February 13, 2001
In the history of the new waves, the Czechoslovakian outburst rates as one of the prime events—excelling at a still-fresh sardonic... More>>
On the Map
International Geographic
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February 13, 2001
A fine-boned, soft-voiced woman of 38, who looks 10 years younger, the Turkish filmmaker Yesim Ustaoglu joins the ranks of the most promising... More>>
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