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Taviani Brothers Win Berlin Golden Bear
One of the great living auteur collaborations in European film hailed another milestone, with Saturday evening’s win for Italy’s Paolo and Vittorio Taviani of the Golden Bear For Best Film at the 62nd edition of the Berlin International Film Festival. … Continue reading
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Chilly Berlin Offers Warm Welcome
In the grip of the coldest winter weather in a century, the Berlin International Film Festival will open its doors to thousands of filmmakers, programmers, distributors and buyers in what is one of the key events on the international film … Continue reading
Sundance Winners and Losers
They call it the Sundance alchemy…..the strange and rather unknowable process by which films with advanced buzz fall flat and titles that come out of nowhere become the next big indie flings. Such was the case at this year’s Sundance … Continue reading
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
Hope Rises To The Mountain Top
Hope, like heat, tends to rise from the bottom to the top. This is a fitting metaphor for the process that will be played out later this week with the start of the 2012 Sundance Film Festival as filmmaker hopefuls, … Continue reading
That Other Festival In Park City
While industry insiders prepare to pack their snow shoes for next week’s Sundance Film Festival in the ski country of Park City, Utah, that “other festival” in town has announced what is a pretty interesting program for features, documentaries, short … Continue reading
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Sandy’s Top Ten Films Of The Year
Film critics far and wide, some of the best known and many of the most obscure, are looking back and choosing a Top Ten list of favorite films of the past year. This impulse, which I would describe as “David … Continue reading
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Golden Globe Surprises And Snubs
The announcement on Friday of the nominees for the Golden Globe Awards, second only in importance to the Oscars, solidifies the major contenders in this year’s awards season. While Oscar may hold some surprises in what has been an unusually … Continue reading
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The World Comes To Sundance
The world comes to the Sundance Film Festival from January 19 to 29. In the past several years, the Festival, which first made its reputation with American Indie cinema, has put as much emphasis on its World Cinema competitions, including … Continue reading
2012 Sundance Starts To Take Shape
The Sundance Film Festival, arguably the number two film event in importance after Cannes, has begun to take shape as announcements came fast and furious from the organization late last week about its main competition programs. In all, 110 feature-length … Continue reading



