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LA Film Festival
Check out our coverage of the Los Angeles film festival, including our exclusive reviews, blog, pictures and the awards.
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Cannes Film Festival 2009
Coverage of the Cannes film festival including exclusive reviews of the films presented as well as a festival blog.
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Surveillance
Surveillance disappoints even more especially since it paints the portrait of two serial killers who are particularly cruel and devoid of conscience.
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Tetro
Served by an outdated but beautiful black and white, with color flashbacks, and rocked by the torpor of Argentinian tango, Tetro does not rate among the essential works of Coppola's career, but affects with the sincerity and faith of the message it conveys.
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The Brothers Bloom
Switcheroo con capers and one-last-heist-then-I'm-out films don't usually register on my radar but The Brothers Bloom looked so quirky and fresh that I took a chance.
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Inglourious Basterds
Following famous figures like Stanley Kubrick or Francis Ford Coppola, Quentin Tarantino delivers his war film, which is undoubtedly his most ambitious, but also his laziest.
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Tokyo!
While all three parts of Tokyo! are forgotten fairly quickly, the film emerges from the coherent vision of a city often portrayed as sprawling, swarming, supersaturated with technology and finally over-sanitized.
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