rss MOVIES & TV: FEATURE

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  Greatest Dad, Big Fan offer winning portraits of losers

  Robin Williams and Patton Oswalt engage with darkly comic portraits of quiet desperation

  Vol. 38 No. 19 Published 09.09.09 by Curt Holman
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  Atlanta Underground Film Fest looks up to ask big questions

  Documentary The Nature of Existence reveals the diversity of the sixth annual fest

  Vol. 38 No. 18 Published 09.02.09 by Curt Holman
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  Roger Beebe loses control at Eyedrum

  The filmmaker looks at contemporary American landscapes for the Film Love series Films for One to Eight Projectors

  Vol. 38 No. 18 Published 09.02.09 by Wyatt Williams
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  Pan African Film Festival

  The NBAF showcase brings world cinema to Atlanta

  Vol. 38 No. 13 Published 07.29.09 by Curt Holman
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  MondoHomo films are a San Francisco treat

  Film Love screens two nights of queer cinema at Eyedrum

  Vol. 38 No. 3 Published 05.20.09 by Wyatt Williams
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  Summer movies simplify cinema

  A guide to the most-hyped releases to come, along with the simple pleasures they're shooting for

  Vol. 38 No. 2 Published 05.13.09 by Curt Holman
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  Sublime Frequencies play off the beaten path

  The film collaborative screens Phi Ta Khon and My Friend Rain at Eyedrum on Sun., March 29

  Vol. 37 No. 46 Published 03.18.09 by Wyatt Williams
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  2008's onscreen hits and misses

  Genre entertainments invariably rake in more money than heavyweight film dramas — that's what they're made for.

  Vol. 37 No. 35 Published 12.31.08 by Curt Holman
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  Sick humor

  A side effect of the popularity of viral videos is a renaissance in the novelty song.

  Vol. 37 No. 35 Published 12.31.08 by Curt Holman
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  Show stoppers: Cinematic Titanic

  In 2008, "MST3K" creator Joel Hodgson launched a direct-to-DVD spin-off project, Cinematic Titanic, which tweaks the gimmick but revels in riffing on the worst, weirdest movies imaginable.

  Vol. 37 No. 35 Published 12.31.08 by Curt Holman
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  Towelhead and A Jihad for Love

  New films challenge attempts to control beliefs about sex

  Vol. 37 No. 20 Published 09.17.08 by Curt Holman
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  'Mad Men': Suits and lies

  AMC drama wheels and deals its way to 16 Emmy nominations

  Vol. 37 No. 13 Published 07.30.08 by Curt Holman
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  So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, adieu

  Felicia Feaster says goodbye to CL

  Vol. 36 No. 48 Published 04.02.08 by Felicia Feaster
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  Stop-Loss: Unfinished business

  Soldiers fight to cope with life on the home front

  Vol. 36 No. 47 Published 03.26.08 by Felicia Feaster
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  Horton Hears a Who! and CJ7: Good Cute, Bad Cute

  Survival of the cutest on film and video

  Vol. 36 No. 46 Published 03.19.08 by Curt Holman
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  Director on the set

  Norman Jewison on TCM's 'Private Screenings'

  Vol. 36 No. 19 Published 09.12.07 by David Lee Simmons
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  Moving pictures

  10 reasons to stay warm at the movies; plus a Fall-movie-rundown podcast and lots of trailers

  Vol. 36 No. 18 Published 09.05.07
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  No Reservations: Too many cooks

  Felicia Feaster and Besha Rodell wax gastronomical on No Reservations

  Vol. 36 No. 12 Published 07.25.07 by Felicia Feaster and Besha Rodell
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  In his words

  Richard Schickel gives Steven Spielberg his due

  Vol. 36 No. 9 Published 07.04.07 by David Lee Simmons
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  The Last Picture Show

  Will DVD kill the movie-house star?

  Vol. 36 No. 2 Published 05.16.07 by Curt Holman

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