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Arts Express: Women Filmmakers Under The Influence
What do the symbolically laden shiny objects of an 18th century Paris history museum have to do with slave ships, colonialism, Hitchcock's Psycho, and the Israeli occupation of Palestine?
Kate Hudson Talks The Reluctant Fundamentalist
A post-9/11 psychological thriller set all around the planet from Wall Street to Pakistan and Turkey, The Reluctant Fundamentalist delves in similarly chaotic ways plot-wise, into just how the personal and political can make erratic bedfellows.
Arts Express: Tribeca Film Festival 2013, The Long And Short Of It
And short films that in just a few minutes in many cases, say more, and in more unique and imaginative ways, than Hollywood's assembly line of bloated blockbusters.
Arts Express: CNN’s Peter Arnett Phones In From China
Along with reflections on Kubrick, Polanski, Friedkin, Frankenstein, Dracula and the Sistine Chapel.
Arts Express: Roger And Me, Remembering Roger Ebert
Fiction writer Miguel Gardel reads from his short story, Proletarian. A bittersweet reflection on internal exile and his Dominican immigrant roots, in search of a sense of place in an elusive land.
