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Review: 'Pieta's' vengeance tale shows capitalism's cruel side
South Korean provocateur Kim Ki-duk's new film "Pieta," about a cold, wraith-like loan-shark enforcer in a poverty-stricken village, is expectedly gruesome in some of its details. But it's the explicitness about capitalism's emotional wreckage that...
Tags: Pieta (movie), Entertainment, Movies
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Vatican brings Genesis interpretation to Venice Biennale in return to arts patronage tradition
Associated PressVATICAN CITY (AP) — The Vatican is getting back into its centuries-old tradition of arts patronage with its first-ever exhibit at the Venice Biennale, commissioning a biblically inspired show about creation, destruction and renewal for one of the...Tags: Roman Catholicism, AIDS, Francis I, Arts, Religion and Belief
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William Friedkin takes a high-speech chase through his career
Filmmaker William Friedkin, who's best known for such landmark films as "The French Connection" and "The Exorcist" in the early '70s, looks back on a long career directing movies, opera and theater in his new memoir, "The Friedkin Connection." Why do...
Tags: Movies, Music, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., New York City, Brooklyn Bridge
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French director Olivier Assayas makes it personal in "Something in the Air"
There is fire everywhere in Olivier Assayas’ scorching new coming-of-age drama “Something in the Air.” It is in the passions, the politics and the sex roiling through the filmmaker’s vision of 1970s-era Paris. For this is a...
Tags: Something in the Air (movie)
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Bernardo Bertolucci to chair Venice Film Festival jury
Oscar-winning Italian director Bernardo Bertolucci, a self-described recluse who receded from the public eye a decade ago, will preside over the jury for the 70th annual Venice Film Festival. The “Last Tango in Paris” director, 73,...Tags: Movies, Entertainment, Cannes Film Festival, Festive Events, Entertainment Events
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Review: Romance and rebellion in 'Something in the Air'
There is fire everywhere in Olivier Assayas' scorching new coming-of-age drama "Something in the Air." It is in the passions, in the politics and in the sex roiling through the filmmaker's vision of 1970s-era Paris. For this is a memoir of sorts of...
Tags: Film Festivals, Movies, Entertainment, Something in the Air (movie), Philosophy
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PASSINGS: Sara Montiel, Josep Joan Bigas Luna
Sara Montiel Spanish actress was 1950s Hollywood star Sara Montiel, 85, a famed, sultry-voiced Spanish actress who achieved Hollywood stardom in the 1950s, died Monday in Madrid, according to her biographer, Peter Villora. The cause was undetermined....
Tags: Movies, Ernest Hemingway, Music, Mexico, Obituaries
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Cannes 2013: Sofia Coppola's 'Bling Ring' to open Un Certain Regard
“The Bling Ring,” Sofia Coppola’s tale of good girls gone bad in Southern California, is heading to Cannes — but not as part of the main competition. The fact-based drama will instead premiere in Un Certain Regard, where it will...Tags: Film Festivals, Entertainment, Movies, World War Z (movie), Man of Steel (movie)
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'The Company You Keep's' Brit Marling in black and white
Brit Marling may not be a household name yet, but the budding actress and screenwriter is well on her way. The Georgetown-educated Marling has been around the indie movie scene for a couple of years with the films "Political Disaster" and "Another Earth,"...
Tags: Movies, Museum of Modern Art, Gucci Group NV, The Company You Keep (movie), New York City
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'Spring Breakers' posts biggest limited-release debut of 2013
Break out the red cups. "Spring Breakers," Harmony Korine's R-rated tale of four college girls on a debauched party trip, posted this weekend the biggest debut of the year for a film playing in limited release. Screening in two theaters in New York...
Tags: Mister Lonely (movie), Movies, Vanessa Hudgens, Selena Gomez, Spring Breakers (movie)
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Oscar 8-Ball: Paul Thomas Anderson's 'The Master'
Thinking about our love for "The Master," we can't help but recall that early moment in the film when the military official tells the gathered veterans that "people on the outside will not understand the condition you have." Yes, academy members, we're...
Tags: Movies, Steven Spielberg, Paul Thomas Anderson, Gold Standard Incorporated, Film Festivals
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A world of difference in reactions over foreign, U.S. film violence
Genre filmmaking helps make sense of the world, creating codes by which the seemingly irrational ways of human behavior can be understood. With storytelling modes that travel from country to country — the crime picture, the horror film, the action...
Tags: Kill List (movie), Oldboy (movie), Sergio Leone, Akira Kurosawa, Hong Kong
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