WHAT I LOVE THE MOST is an assured debut by former assistant/editor Delfina Castanigno. Assured because of the risks she takes; the sort of story the film tells, the way it was structured and the...

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FILM
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LFF 2010
What I Love The Most
Lo Que Mas Quiero
Delfina Castanigno

 A SCREAMING MAN is most definitely a very beautifully shot piece of cinema. It tells the story of Adam, a former swimming champion and now pool attendant at a hotel taken over by the Chinese...

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FILM
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film
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LFF 2010
A Screaming Man
Mahamat Saleh-Haroun
Chad

  PINK SARIS is easily one of the most interesting, relevant and fascinating documentaries I have ever seen. Kim Longinotto has pretty much raised the bar for all the documentaries that will be...

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LFF
pink saris
kim longinotto

"Autumn Adagio" is Tsuki Inoue's first feature, made with the money she won for the Grand Prize in Yubari the previous with "The Woman Who is Beating the Earth" (more on this film...

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Independent
raindance
review
2009
japan
Japanese Cinema
preview
tsuki inoue
autumn adagio

 Hi! Otsuka Drugstore’s beginning is misleading; it doesn’t hint at the emotional heart that underpins the film.The story revolves around the unlikely friendship between Otsuka, middle-aged woman...

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Independent
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review
film
japan
preview

Miyake's film is exactly what it says on the tagline - "Something that is once lost but is found again."The characters in this film bump into each other by losing and finding things around a nameless...

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Independent
raindance
review
Japanese
japanese film
preview

  "Boys on the Run" (ボーイズ・オン・ザ・ラン) is most definitely a strange beast. The debut feature of successful theatre director, Daisuke Miura and starring Kazunobu Mineta (The Shonen Merickensack, Oh My...

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Independent
raindance
review
Japanese
film
cinema
japan
preview

  Ben Miller's first delivery as a film director is just as amateur as it sounds. Miller, of British comedy duo Armstrong & Miller, should be able to tackle the subject of his first film better than...

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Independent
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film
preview
huge
ben miller
noel clarke

By Moze Halpernin Those of you who live in Paris have likely noticed the frightening abundance of misery-stricken, wet, baffled, crushed, torn, tempest-tossed Korean widows plastering the Paris...

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english
Tragedy
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murder
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paris
Korean
complacency
wet
baffled
tempest
widows
metro
ho-bag
soggy perm
wheat
hysterical
laugh
euphoria
Joon-Ho
interpretation
successful
infanticide
incest
extremism

Terrible and expensive place to screen. For the submission fee of $70, you get a room with a couple of chairs and none of your posters nowhere to be seen. We were also “lucky” enough to have our...

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FESTIVALS
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avoid
la femme film festival is a scam
bad festival
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not in hollywood
not beverly hills
leslie lapage is con artist
indie filmmakers beware
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