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FILM: Off-Hollywood: The Five Indie Films Worth Seeing This Month

Leonard Maltin | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Tamara Drewe, You Will Meet a Tall, BRAN NUE DAE, Catfish, Dark Stranger, Heartbreaker, Arts News
Leonard Maltin

By Leonard Maltin Fall is typically the season when Hollywood begins to release its "prestige" pictures and the line blurs a bit between independe...

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Mighty Movie Podcast Interviews: Hideaway (Le Refuge) & Bran Nue Dae

Dan Persons | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Justice, Isabelle Carre, Hideaway (Le Refuge), Emotion, Louis-Ronan Choisy, Drama, Controversy, Death, Indie, Comedy, Francois Ozon, Social Drama, Racism, Musical, Love, BRAN NUE DAE, Geoffrey Rush, Kuckles, Entertainment News
Dan Persons

Gonna warn you up front: The two films covered in this week's episode are so different that you might get the bends when we transition from one to ano...

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Favorites from the 2010 Sundance Film Festival

Roya Rastegar | Posted 05.25.2011

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Roya Rastegar

Utopia was not only moving but a reminder that there's power conjured through the experience of collectively watching cinema. For this reason, it aptly captures the spirit of rebellion that Sundance 2010 was all about.

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