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Arts Express: Director John Sayles Talks Filipino Uprising In Amigo
Guerrilla filmmaking meets guerrilla warfare, as the director of the coal miner labor classic, Matewan and Brother From Another Planet delves into his latest politically conscious feature Amigo, uncovering the buried history of the 1900 US invasion
Scheherazade, Tell Me a Story Movie Review: Angry Female Voices Of Egypt Speak
A scathing update of the Thousand And One Nights classic rendering of a queen's bid to remain alive through unique female survival instincts linked to the gift of gab, Scheherazade, Tell Me a Story plays out in contemporary Cairo, as talk show host
Arts Express: Good Neighbors, A Conversation With Filmmaker Jacob Tierney
The Seattle Times theater critic also uncovers during this exchange, the modern origins of the concept of the teenager in US society, and the birth of adolescent culture as reflected in West Side Story.
Arts Express: The Whistleblower, Rachel Weisz And Director On Leaked UN Memo
Arts Express unravels these and other matters surrounding sex trade UN culpability and coverups, with Whistleblower star Rachel Weisz and filmmaker Kondracki, who shares this memo with us.
The Help Movie Review
The Help, with its fragmented and anecdotal flow, is an uneven mix of humor and terror in never quite encapsulating the turbulent period. And always with a lingering sense of Skeeter's - or rather Stockett's motives - being as much about her own p
