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The Second Sex: Philippa Snow On Paul Verhoeven's Elle
“A woman who's read The Second Sex,” says sixty-year-old divorcee Michele LeBlanc to her ...
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A Dirty Shame: John Waters Interviewed
How do you introduce John Waters? He's one of the most important independent filmmakers o...
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"I Get Paid And We're All Going To Die": John Michael McDonagh Talks War On Everyone
John Michael McDonagh is a London-Irish writer and director, and the brother of In Bruges...
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First Cut Is The Deepest: Thelma Schoonmaker Talks Scorsese And Silence
Film editor Thelma Schoonmaker first met director Martin Scorsese when he was still a stu...
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A Crisis Of Faith: Robert Bright On Martin Scorsese's Silence
Early in Shusaku Endo’s 1966 novel, Silence, the Jesuit missionary Sebastian Rodrigues, q...
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Visceral Matters: Director Richard Kelly On Donnie Darko
Sometimes a film comes along that becomes part of you, and so it was when I hit 'play' on...
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Mondo Generator: Sheldon Renan On The Killing Of America
The Killing of America is a documentary: every image is real. It looks at violence in the...
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"If You're Taking This Seriously You're In The Wrong Theatre": Paul Schrader Interviewed
Paul Schrader’s new film is Dog Eat Dog, and it represents a total change of pace for the...
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Fishing for the Truth: Social Networking Doc Catfish Reviewed
The modern approach when consuming contemporary art, particularly film, is perhaps to add a hea...
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Danny Boyle's 127 Hours Reviewed
One of the most anticipated films of the year, 127 Hours has everything a faithful cinema-goer ...
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Simon Jablonski's Weekly Independent Cinema Reviews Column
The War You Don't See Journalists are a lot like people. They're either complete bastards – he...
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Simon Jablonski's Weekly Independent Cinema Reviews Column
On Tour There can be little more warming in a character than when their fumbled struggle again...
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Wake-Up Call: Sofia Coppola's Hotel Drama Somewhere
Hotels are by no means bad settings for movies. In Barton Fink, The Shining, The Night Porter, ...
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Simon Jablonski's Latest Independent Film Reviews
Of Gods And Men It’s often difficult to become embroiled in a story surrounding religious tens...
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Simon Jablonski's Weekly Independent Cinema Reviews Column
An Ordinary Execution Creating a sense of dread around a genocidal bastard is notoriously tric...
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Indie Film Roundup: Uncle Boonmee, Adrift, Robinson in Ruins Reviewed
Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives An often beguiling film whose casual tinkerings wi...
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