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Trapped in their New York City apartment during a smallpox epidemic, a codependent 20-something couple are forced to confront their dysfunctional relationship.
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A cheeky and refreshingly acerbic take on the universe of behind-the-scenes filmmaking, Steve Staso?s Celluloid #1 offers a hilarious and multilayered peak into the world where people lose, and find, themselves in the pursuit of illusion. Half exposé of today?s cult of celebrity and half grungy version of Day for Night, the film remains wholly unique in its style and insights.
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In the near future, gas is an astronomical $40.00 a gallon, and Archie Andrews has definitely had enough. Archie, a nerdy schoolteacher and vegan with a thing for wheatgrass, is determined to find an alternative energy source for his car. While experimenting, Archie cuts himself, and discovers that all his car needs is blood. Human blood.
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What is an ambitious self-confessed ?piece of Moscow scum? to do if he wants to avoid the army and make something of himself? Nothing less than follow the sage words, ?Go West Young Man." To Cobakka and Spiker this means leaving Moscow for London. But they soon find the road to success is not as easy as anticipated for broke, illegal immigrants.
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The car in America truly is a cultural experience. From your first drive-in movie to your first kiss, Americans have a love affair with their cars. From Vintage 31, a custom car parts shop to Bennett Lane Winery, which runs its own car in the NASCAR West circuit, the love of the classic seems to stem from a love for speed. Threading each story together are fast facts about cars that will leave you with enough trivia to dazzle your friends. For more than a century, the world?s fascination with cars has fueled innovation and tested the limits of our imagination.
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Medical School. First year. First day. Students are thrown into their Gross Anatomy class where they see their own mortalities reflected in the dead bodies that lay before them?waiting to be cut up. Some students are reverent. Others turn to humor to lessen the horror in front of their faces.
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Though hardly famous, Jack Mullin?s influence extends from the creation of tape following World War II to the rise of the iPod in recent times. The engaging Sound Man sheds welcome light on the career of this neglected pioneer, responsible for the innovation described as ?a musician?s dream.?
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Western towns controlled by outlaws. Cigar-chewing heroes in looming close-ups. Operatic showdowns. Throbbing music. Movie buffs know the trademark elements of the great Italian filmmaker, Sergio Leone, by heart, but the engaging documentary Sergio Leone: The Way I See Things will surely give even the most ardent fan new insights into this unique master.
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When we hear about soldiers and casualties in war, much too often we perceive these human beings merely as statistics. Capturing the words and emotions of the mothers whose sons and daughters are fighting and dying in Iraq, director Angeliki Giannakopoulis (A Greek Woman; Cinequest, 2003) puts a human face on these soldiers in this extraordinarily powerful portrait of love, suffering and our common humanity.
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A new student at a strict all-girls Catholic high school, Annabelle quickly draws attention from her peers and teachers for numerous improprieties: a nose ring, Buddhist prayer beads, cigarettes and a penchant for bringing up sex in poetry class, where teacher Simone Bradley doesn?t know how to control her.