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Homelessness And Poverty Behind Street Art In London

Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Romanians, London Artists, London Graffiti, Poverty, Homelessness, Spray-Paint, Graffitti, Street Art, Mother-and-Child, Graffiti-Art, Starving Children, Painting, MOTHER and CHILD, Arts News

In central London on Hanbury Street, Brick Lane, Joe Deane, Joseph Loughborough and Ben Slow paint a portrait of a mother and child, starving and home...

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Awards Season & Second Looks: What Ever Happened to Mother & Child? Winter's Bone Miracles & The African Queen Restored

Penelope Andrew | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: 1951, Katharine Hepburn, Film Forum, The African Queen, MOTHER and CHILD, Jennifer Lawrence, Awards Season, Winter's Bone, Annette Bening, Berlin International Film Festival, Film Awards, Gotham Awards, Vivien Leigh, Debra Granik, Humphrey Bogart, Wfcc, Entertainment News
Penelope Andrew

While there were no surprises regarding SAG wins for best male lead actor, Colin Firth, and supporting actor, Christian Bale, it was refreshing to see Melissa Leo snag the best supporting actress award.

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OFF-HOLLYWOOD: The Five Best Indie Movies Worth Seeing This Month

Leonard Maltin | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Exit Through the Gift Shop, Rabbit Hole, Another Year, MOTHER and CHILD, Blue Valentine, Arts News
Leonard Maltin

By Leonard Maltin It's that time when we all try to check out the late-December releases that snuck in just under the wire to qualify for critics' a...

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Mother and Child's Rodrigo Garcia on the Primal Bond: An Interview

Erica Abeel | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Latino Culture and Family Bonds, Samuel Jackson, Women's Stories, Post-Racist Society, "Mother and Child, Kerry Washington, Annette Bening, Entertainmentnews, Naomi Watts, Interview, " Rodrigo Garcia, Adoption, Entertainment News
Erica Abeel

Unlike many indie filmmakers, Rodrigo Garcia is unafraid to roll out gut-wrenching situations from a telenovela, though his inner gyroscope keeps him from going over the top.

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Favorites from the 2010 Sundance Film Festival

Roya Rastegar | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: The Freebie, High Art, John Cooper, Freedom Riders, Tilda Swinton, Cherrie Curry, To Catch a Dollar, Park City, Tanya Hamilton, Floria Sigismondi, Adrian Grenier, Dakota Fanning, BILAL?S STAND, Detroit, Stanley Nelson, Luca Guardagnino, The KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT, Jimmy Chi, Microlending, The Runaways, The TAQWACORES, Joan Jett, Los Angeles, A SMALL ACT, 2010 Sundance Film Festival, Greyhound, Mark Ruffalo, Eyad Zahra, Sam Green, Teenage Paparazzo, IMPERIALISTS ARE STILL ALIVE, Kenya, BRAN NUE DAE, Julianne Moore, Katie Aselton, Samuel L. Jackson, Happythankyoumoreplease, Punk, Civil Rights, Anthony Mackey, I AM LOVE, Jennifer Arnold, New Frontier, Godard, Diane Bell, Kerry Washington, Kirsten Stewart, NIGHT CATCHES US, Naomi Watts, Jimmy Smits, Philadelphia, Islam, Sultan Shariff, UTOPIA in FOUR MOVEMENTS, Rachel Perkin, MOTHER and CHILD, Lisa Cholodenko, Rodrigo Garcia, Annette Bening, Dave Cerf, Documentary, Obseledia, Muhammad Yunus, Zeina-Durra, Sloan, Entertainment News
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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