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Determined: The Story of Holocaust Survivor Avraham Perlmutter is a special documentary indeed. You realize that as soon as Avraham Perlmutter sits down and faces the audience. He’s definitely ready to tell you the true story of his amazing life! You fall under his spell quickly,...
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I can’t imagine why anybody would want to see Never Rarely Sometimes Always. Unless, of course, you are a teenage girl just becoming aware of sexuality and the consequences that sex can thrust upon your body. This is what confronts Autumn, a quiet girl from rural Penns...
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Lost Girls focuses on a mother’s search to find out what happened to Shannan, her missing daughter whose livelihood involved prostitution. Because of the lack of interest in finding missing sex workers, Mari Gilbert (Amy Ryan/...
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No doubt I Still Believe will win this year’s Tear Jerker of the Year Award. That is not to say it isn’t heartwarming, romantic, funny, toe-tapping, and sweet. You see, I do have a heart! The most loveable couple of the year is comprised of bucolic actors KJ Apa and Britt...
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Below are more soundtrack reviews of recent and archival releases.
Batman (Danny Elfman, 1989) **** I have given this a lot of thought, and Danny Elfman’s rip-roaring score for Batman cannot compete against the world’s greatest superhero symphony:...
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In The Screenwriter’s Notebook: Reflections, Analyses and Chalk Talks on the Craft and Business of Writing for the Movies, Bill Mesce, Jr. shares his unique personal experiences and intriguing insights as a screenwriter and teacher of this subject. While extremely helpful to wannabe...
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Aaron Eckhart has given us some terrific performances. His work in Erin Brockovich and The Core are among my favourites. For I, Frankenstein, he plays the re-animated monster made famous by Boris Karloff in...
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