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Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries and Mentors of Ricky Jay

I have to admit that I am a huge Ricky Jay fan. I used to love to watch him back-in-the-day on the Dinah Shore show, his long hair flowing back off his shoulders as he flung playing cards to slice into the sides of watermellons. I caught his off-Broadway show Ricky Jay and his 52 Assistants back in the early 90′s (directed no less by his good More...

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By Amy Hamblen On Friday, September 28th, 2012
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FILM: House at the End of the Street

New in town? Maybe you shouldn’t make friends with the guy living in the house his parents were murdered in
unless he’s cute. And, maybe you shouldn’t get in a stranger’s car if you’re walking alone More...

By Ralph Greco On Wednesday, September 19th, 2012
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New York Film Festival: Casting By, directed by Tom Danahue

I happened to catch one of the great documentaries being presented at  the 50th New York Film Festival, Casting By. Directed by Tom Danahue, this is the story of the 50 year career of “one-woman casting revolution” More...

By Ralph Greco On Wednesday, September 19th, 2012
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New York Film Festival: Casting By, directed by Tom Danahue

I happened to catch one of the great documentaries being presented at  the 50th New York Film Festival, Casting By. Directed by Tom Danahue, this is the story of the 50 year career of “one-woman casting revolution” More...

By Tim Needles On Thursday, September 13th, 2012
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FILM: Richard Gere stars in Arbitrage

Richard Gere once said that he regretted passing on the role of Gordon Gekko in Wall Street, but in Nicholas Jarecki’s new financial thriller Arbitrage, Gere finally has his day with his portrayal of the very More...

By Casandra Armour On Friday, September 7th, 2012
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FILM: Hello I Must Be Going Hits Home

Hello I Must Be Going features familiar face Melanie Lynskey (Up In the Air, Two and a Half Men) as timid thirty-something Amy, a reluctant divorcĂ©e returned home to lick her wounds. More despondent than bitter, More...

By Tim Needles On Friday, August 17th, 2012
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FILM: Chicken with Plums

Mixing animated sequences with live-action, Marjane Satrapi’s new film Chicken with Plums tells the story of Nasser Ali-Khan, a virtuoso musician whose prized violin is destroyed and after unsuccessfully trying More...

By Tim Needles On Thursday, August 16th, 2012
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FILM: Robot & Frank

It’s not common to come across a film that is both truly original and really well done, especially from a freshman direct, but Jake Schreier’s Robot & Frank is that notable film which succeeds in telling a More...

By Tim Needles On Thursday, August 9th, 2012
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FILM: You’ve Been Trumped

Disliking Donald Trump in this day and age is easy, thanks to the tycoon’s total lack of charm and taste in the media. Director Anthony Baxter’s new documentary, You’ve Been Trumped, paints the Don as more More...

By Tim Needles On Thursday, August 2nd, 2012
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FILM: Celeste and Jesse Forever

You don’t see many amiable divorces these days which might be why you don’t see many films about them but it’s certainly a novel idea, at least in theory, and it’s also the concept behind the terrific new More...