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Oscar Nominated Animated Short Films
By Jake Stanley | February 23, 2012Short films don’t have much purchase in the contemporary entertainment landscape.
Short films don’t have much purchase in the contemporary entertainment landscape.
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The Vow aims to make you laugh and to make you cry, but sadly accomplishes neither.
bcontrat: Hey classy girl.
Those seeking an Oscar-worthy and realistically violent film should probably steer clear of Safe House.
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Valentine’s Day forces couples to squeeze a least several month’s worth of chocolates, flowers and overt displays of affection into one evening.
Last January, revolution tore across the Middle East during what has come to be known as the Arab Spring.
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Comparing Shearwater to Talk Talk is sort of like comparing a contemporary Irish novelist to James Joyce...
By tonight, you’ll know the LDOC lineup.
Me Too Monologues will host its fourth annual show this weekend.
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You’d be right to call Die Antwoord an oddity, but you probably wouldn’t be doing it for the right reasons.