ALONE IN THE DARK

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ALONE IN THE DARK

As January lumbers to a wintry close—here in the Mid-Atlantic and further north to Canada at least—filmgoers hoping to find a hot new film at their...

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SWIMMERS

In a quiet working-class town on Maryland’s coast, a young girl’s innocence may forever be shattered as she confronts the realities of adult weakness...

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THE GIRL FROM MONDAY

A profoundly unnecessary movie, “The Girl From Monday” is an embarrassment for indie stalwart Hal Hartley. The brainy writer-director who patented a...

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AMERICAN FAME PT. 2: FORGETTING JONATHAN BRANDIS

Picture an episode of “The E! True Hollywood Story” directed by David Lynch, subtract anything interesting, and you’ve arrived at “American Fame...

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GREEN BUSH

A charming slice-of-life piece about a low-rent radio station in Alice Springs, Australia, “Green Bush” is more effective at defining a fictional world...

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THE SAILOR’S GIRL

There are two things I’m pretty sure I don’t want to know much about: the moment of my own conception and the precise moment of my death. Nevertheless,...

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UN DIA EN LA VIDA

Though it’s not horrible as far as it goes, “Un Dia en la Vida” is not really a story at all. It’s the beginning of one. It’s about Rosalia,...

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ONE WEEKEND A MONTH

In all the talk about the casualties of the ongoing war in Iraq, we don’t hear too much discussion of the disruption that the U.S. occupation creates for...

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HIDE AND SEEK

Twentieth Century-Fox, in an effort to bolster its lackluster slice of the 2005 box office pie (Elektra having failed to ignite anyone with its mid-January...

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THE 3 ROOMS OF MELANCHOLIA

Nothing is sadder than a child who has experienced tragedy, but no trap is easier to fall into than that of dwelling on a moping kid until the image loses...

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