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Stoker: India and Korea
A few months ago, I wrote about the wave of South Korean filmmakers coming to America. That wave reaches much higher tide with Stoker,...
I Accept Admission
Like all right-thinking persons, I adore Tina Fey. Yet for all her glorious work on TV, she still hasn’t made the great comedy film...
“Veronica Mars”: Now a Movie!
It’s not often that a TV show that has been off the air for six years makes headlines, but that’s exactly what has happened...
Film Shorts
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The Call (R) Halle Berry stars in this thriller as a 911 operator who becomes obsessed with stopping a serial killer whom she has...
Wonderstone, Oz: Lesser Wizards
One of the earliest filmmakers, Georges Meliès, started out as a magician, so it’s really no surprise that filmmakers have long felt an affinity...
Film Shorts
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Oz the Great and Powerful (PG) Sam Raimi directs this adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s novel, starring James Franco as the man from Kansas...
Emperor: Occupy Japan
What is it about Japan that inspires Western filmmakers to make such boring dramas about the place? You could say that Westerners don’t understand...
David Jetre Unveils Shroud
“We didn’t want to sell when we were desperate,” said Denton native David Jetre about his debut film, Shroud. The supernatural Western wrapped in...
Jesse Holley at the Movies
North Texas sports fans who are no longer anticipating the movie about Josh Hamilton can now count down the days to another sports biopic:...
Film Shorts
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A Place at the Table (PG) Kristi Jacobson and Lori Silverbush’s documentary examines the problem of American schoolchildren who don’t have enough food. (Opens...
