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The widely popular book series 'Chicken Soup for the Soul' might just have taken a hint from this film. There is wisdom in food preparation, presentation, tasteful atmosphere, and pleasant company. A good dinner party not only elevates the mind but draws us closer together.
An article on Joss Whedon's much ado about nothing
In the vast and sundry volcanic lava flow of movies that cascade on us each year, there are a few films that rise above the mire. The ones that do, shine not because of special effects, or inflated budgets, but rather memorable performances that can not be categorized easily. Even to ...
A study looking at the Character development and narrative in art films in comparison to mainstream
Roddy McDowall only directed one film, but by all rights, he should have helmed a few more. His sense of fun and love of film shines through in this odd little gem. This is B-movie-making at its best.
Small, independent films are few and far between (at least the one's worth watching). Big stars often like to do them to keep their acting chops sharp - kind of like going onto the stage to prove your a real actor. Here's a little film made a quarter century ago that has a lot goin...
Want to see a weird, little independent film that was made on a shoestring budget in the mid-1980's by one of cinema's truly independent artists? Then try Jarmusch's homage to the 'road picture', a mix of humor and oblique pathos. For any fan of the mundane made graceful.
Review of Aki Kaurismaki's "Ariel" (Eclipse pictures, 1988).
This is a critical analysis of mise-en-scene as it relates to three directors and their subsequent films. The director's expert use of mise-en-scene enabled them to explore race, gender, and sexuality in subtle fascinating ways.
The story line of the film has been slackly adopted from the Ismat Chungtai’s story Lihaf (The Quilt). It was the first typical film in India to openly expose homosexuality on the screen. Fire portrays freedom and desire of women as opposed to convention and responsibility by presen...
How reality TV went from triumph to tribulation. Over the course of the last two decades we have seen a renaissance in reality TV. We went from human triumph over nature to watching people do their job...every day. TV gets dumber and richer, producing content that is much cheaper and ...
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Leap year happens every four years. February gains another day on the 29th, though it is still the shortest month of the year. It’s also the year women can propose to the men. What is Leap Year, and more specifically, Leap Day? Are there any movies and/or songs commemorating thi...
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