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Sundance Behind Closed Doors

Far from the red carpet glamour, the throngs trying to party crash on Main Street, the critics and programmers waiting on lines, there is another Sundance Film Festival taking place behind closed doors. While the Festival does not have an … Continue reading

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John Cooper: Indie Innovator

It is probably safe to say that John Cooper, the Director of the Sundance Film Festival, dreams in 24 frames per second. He has said in various interviews over the years that film has been part of his DNA going … Continue reading

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MAN ON A LEDGE

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Puts you on the ledge. Remember when Sam Worthington was the next big thing after AVATAR? Remember when he outshone Christian Bale in TERMINATOR SALVATION? In my reality, Bale’s fantastic recorded outburst – rendered to dance music – was due … Continue reading

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Adieu Bingham Ray

Champion of films, filmmakers

In the midst of an impossibly busy schedule here at the Sundance Film Festival, industry veterans were stunned to hear the news that Bingham Ray, a true pioneer in the independent film world, had passed away due to a stroke … Continue reading

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“Sundowning” – A Must See! Reviewed at the Slamdance Film Festival 2012

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With the complexity of filmmaking nowadays with CGI, special FX and Non Linear filmmaking, I sometimes enjoy movies that are simple and not overly complicated. I really enjoyed this beautiful feature film – “Sundowning” Dir: Frank Rinaldi, shot in Singapore, … Continue reading

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The perfect heir to Ripley. Fassbender’s scenes give the movie an alarming erotic jolt. You actually believe this woman can fight a man and win. When it comes to female action-killers, male fantasies abound. We are narcotized into believing that … Continue reading

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Film Review: “A Separation”

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Iranian writer-director Asghar Farhadi’s fifth feature is a brilliantly conceived and executed piece of cinematic art. It is a courtroom drama which will leave you thinking about the fragility of human life and the consequences of even the most simplest of actions. Continue reading

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