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Shanghaied
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June 08, 1999
Joan Grossman and Paul Rosdy's Port of Last Resort tells the little-known story of nearly 20,000 Central European Jews who—in the face of... More>>
Instinct
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June 08, 1999
The new psychodrama
Instinct tells the not very
compelling tale of Dr. Ethan Powell (Anthony Hopkins), a primatologist who kills some African... More>>
Desert Blue
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June 08, 1999
Baxter, California, population 89, is a desert town with only one landmark: a giant ice cream cone. When a truck
carrying possibly hazardous... More>>
Smoke and Mirrors
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June 08, 1999
Advertising, as any American child can tell you, is largely based on imbuing a specific brand of a particular product, the more useless the... More>>
Return With Honor
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June 08, 1999
Now that Spielberg and
Benigni have succeeded in
dulcifying the Holocaust,
here come the Oscar-winning doc-makers of Maya Lin: A Strong Clear... More>>
A Life on Strings
,
June 08, 1999
An omnibus film constructed around a
single fetish object, The Red Violin spans three continents, four centuries, and five languages. On the... More>>
Fest Forward
Digital Video at Cannes
,
June 08, 1999
The future of cinema as we know it was not to be found at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival. Most of the press agreed that this was a particularly... More>>
Take a Bow
,
June 08, 1999
Although primarily a
classical composer (best known for his opera The Ghosts of Versailles), John Corigliano
received an Oscar nomination in... More>>
Out of Season
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June 08, 1999
Micki is a drifter, a rebel. She pulls at her cigarettes like they were straws in an obstinate Slurpee, turns heads at the
local diner when she... More>>
Limbo
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June 01, 1999
Nobody can make a John Sayles movie like John Sayles, and if you dig large side dishes of multicultural sermonizing and overproud anti-formula... More>>
Mixed Blessings The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
,
June 01, 1999
Here are the two things I most regret not seeing with my own eyes at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival. First, the Yugoslav booth in the huge,... More>>
Truth Be Told
,
June 01, 1999
There's a horrible timeliness to the two most striking works at this year's 'docfest': The Valley, which unblinkingly chronicles a gory... More>>
Dreaming in Cuba
,
June 01, 1999
The 72-year-old Cuban singer Ibrahim Ferrer, in town
to promote Wim Wenders's
documentary on his group, the
Buena Vista Social Club, was... More>>
Havana Great Time
,
June 01, 1999
Like the vintage hand-tinted postcards it resembles, Wim Wenders's film about the Buena Vista Social Club— the dozen or so aging Cuban... More>>
Promises Fulfilled Updating Bresson at Cannes
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June 01, 1999
The 11th-hour Palme d'Or win of Rosetta, which showed on the final day of the festival, should have come as no surprise. In a competition of... More>>
In the Presence of a Clown
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June 01, 1999
In conjunction with the U.S. premiere of Ingmar Bergman's stage production of The Image Makers, the Brooklyn Academy of Music is screening three... More>>
Finding North
,
June 01, 1999
Finding North, the directing debut of Tanya Wexler (daughter of cinematographer Haskell Wexler), is a most paradoxical film: a road movie that... More>>
Careers in Rehab Around the Bend, on the Mend
,
June 01, 1999
Maybe it's part of some postimpeachment cycle of sexual amnesty, but the film world this summer is doling out second chances to some of its own... More>>
The Thirteenth Floor
,
June 01, 1999
It'll make you cyberlaugh,
it'll make you cybercry, just like cyberlife. Based on a 30-year-old SF novel, this Roland
Emmerichproduced... More>>
Out and About
,
June 01, 1999
With close to 200 features, shorts, and docs on view at four venues, the Lesbian & Gay Festival has a lot on its plate. Although some of the... More>>
Artists in Love
,
May 25, 1999
The Cannes Film Festival climaxed last week amid ritual hand-wringing over the decline of European art cinema. As if on cue, the home front's... More>>
The Love Letter
,
May 25, 1999
Helen MacFarquhar, a
bookstore owner in a sleepy New England town, is the sort of wry, slightly disappointed heroine that Joan Fontaine used to... More>>
Star Stricken
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May 25, 1999
The tagline for Notting Hill reads, "Can the most famous film star in the world fall for the man on the street?" A more honest version would be... More>>
Eire Apparent
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May 25, 1999
Hollywood has exploited the Emerald Isle as a background for films time without end, but the struggle for a truly indigenous Irish cinema has... More>>
Twice Upon a Yesterday
,
May 25, 1999
Cringingly titled and lumpily assembled, this stew of Brit
romance and banal magical
realism is conceptually lame in
hot-diggity ways we... More>>
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