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DP/30 @ Sundance ’13: We Steal Secrets: The Story Of Wikileaks, documentarian Alex Gibney
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RT @rkhorovitz: CWFD our star Jane Birkin on the Cote in the 70's http://t.co/KfvfenO1Cs
RT @DavidPoland: Hum about IFC cutting Life of Adele could turn good fortune into a car wreck. Leave the movie alone (as I am sure you were…
RT @craigary: The Mel Brooks American Masters on PBS is a joy, as he is. I know some of the anecdotes already and of course it's all praise…
DP: Buying a Playboy in a foreign airport kinda kills the “I read it for the articles” claim
DP: Hum about IFC cutting Life of Adele could turn good fortune into a car wreck. Leave the movie alone (as I am sure you were planning to)
“The true punk film of the festival.”
~ Romain Blondeau On Claire Denis’ Les Saluds in Les Inrocks
“It’s also defined commercially by the difference between a colorful, Hawaii-set comedy starring George Clooney and a black-and-white, prairie-based old-age odyssey featuring a straggly and unkempt Bruce Dern. All the same, Paramount Vantage should be able to ride accolades for this very fine Cannes competition entry to respectable specialized returns in fall release.”
~ McCarthy On Nebraska

one of my favorite movies of the year so far along with “the perks of being a wallflower,” “searching for sugarman,” “flight,” and “Ted!” yes, “ted!” i actualy foudn a tie between the themes of “wallflower” and “marigold.” they are about outsiders at opposite times in their lives trying to find their place in the world.