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‘The Artist’ The Greatest Film of The Year

Moira Cue discusses here in the Hollywood Sentinel why The Artist is the greatest film of the year, and deserving of its awards.

The Woman In Black Movie Review

The only helpful humans around, who provide mounting clues as to the connection of the dead woman to the muted, mass hysteria surrounding the perplexed but persistent Kipps, are The Daily's (Ciaran Hinds and Janet McTeer).

The Dish & The Spoon Movie Review: Greta Gerwig Contemplates Cougar Romance

A raw when not tender character driven, magically crafted collage that is by turns playfully impulsive and moody, The Dish & The Spoon is also a road movie lacking any fully satisfying outcome.

Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Film Review

After being dismissed early from school that morning, the anguished, 11 year-old had rushed home only to see the Twin Towers collapse as he listened to a half dozen, increasingly-urgent phone messages from his dad trapped on the 106th floor.

Murder By Proxy: How America Went Postal

Director Emil Chiaberi in conversation about his documentary, Murder By Proxy: How America Went Postal. Also about workplace violence and mass murders that are...

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