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Oscar Nominee “A War” — Intense Battles Both on the Front Lines and on the Homefront

Oscar Nominee “A War” — Intense Battles Both on the Front Lines and on the Homefront

February 16, 2016

  FEBRUARY 16, 2016 One particularly snarky critic has dismissed Tobias Lindholm’s Oscar-nominated “A War” as “one of the four films destined to lose to ‘Son of Saul’” for the…

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Though It May Be Short on Plot, “Youth” is Still Absolutely Gorgeous To Watch

Though It May Be Short on Plot, “Youth” is Still Absolutely Gorgeous To Watch

January 25, 2016

  JANUARY 25, 2016 Being in the height of awards season talk, we’ve been concentrating on discussing the handful of movies that are being nominated or in contention for the…

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PSIFF:  “City of Gold” — Can a Food Critic Help To Heal a City?  In the Case of Los Angeles, the Answer is Yes

PSIFF: “City of Gold” — Can a Food Critic Help To Heal a City? In the Case of Los Angeles, the Answer is Yes

January 12, 2016

  JANUARY 12, 2016 OK, for those of you living in Los Angeles who know who Jonathan Gold is, bear with me. If you’re not familiar with Gold, this distinguished…

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PSIFF:  Helen Mirren Is At Her Steely Best in the Gripping Drone Thriller “Eye in the Sky”

PSIFF: Helen Mirren Is At Her Steely Best in the Gripping Drone Thriller “Eye in the Sky”

January 10, 2016

  JANUARY 10, 2016 — PALM SPRINGS, CA I could be glib and say that “Eye in the Sky” is the best Helen Mirren film about drone warfare that you’re…

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PSIFF:  Michael Moore’s Surprisingly Sunny New Doc, “Where To Invade Next”

PSIFF: Michael Moore’s Surprisingly Sunny New Doc, “Where To Invade Next”

January 9, 2016

  JANUARY 9, 2016 — PALM SPRINGS, CA When I heard that Michael Moore’s latest documentary was titled “Where To Invade Next,” I thought, “Here we go again,” anticipating another…

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PSIFF:  Charlotte Rampling Gets the Role of a Lifetime in Andrew Haigh’s “45 Years”

PSIFF: Charlotte Rampling Gets the Role of a Lifetime in Andrew Haigh’s “45 Years”

January 8, 2016

  JANUARY 8, 2015 – PALM SPRINGS, CA If you (or your parents, for that matter) have been in a long-term relationship, you know the shorthand.  Marriage is always work…

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PSIFF:  Charlie Kaufman Defies Expectations Once Again with the Adult Puppet Drama “Anomalisa”

PSIFF: Charlie Kaufman Defies Expectations Once Again with the Adult Puppet Drama “Anomalisa”

January 7, 2016

  JANUARY 7, 2016 — PALM SPRINGS, CA If you have kids and were thinking of taking them to see the new stop-motion puppet film “Anomalisa” because you think it…

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PSIFF:  One of the Great Filmmakers Interviewing Another Great Filmmaker — “Hitchcock Truffaut”

PSIFF: One of the Great Filmmakers Interviewing Another Great Filmmaker — “Hitchcock Truffaut”

January 5, 2016

  JANUARY 5, 2016 — PALM SPRINGS, CA In 1973, I was a lowly film-school student at Columbia University, anxious to be taught by one of America’s greatest film critics,…

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Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF):  Lazslo Nemes’ Extraordinary “Son of Saul”

Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF): Lazslo Nemes’ Extraordinary “Son of Saul”

January 5, 2016

  JANUARY 4, 2016 PALM SPRINGS, CA For the next 10 days, I will be reporting from the 27th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival, which has become a must-stop…

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Bryan Cranston Triumphs in the Surprisingly Entertaining “Trumbo”

Bryan Cranston Triumphs in the Surprisingly Entertaining “Trumbo”

December 18, 2015

  DECEMBER 18, 2015 The Hollywood blacklist remains to this day one of the most shameful eras in American history.  So many creative artists were unable to work in the…

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“Close Your Eyes,” Spanish Master Director Victor Erice’s First Film in 31 Years, Was Well Worth the Wait

“Close Your Eyes,” Spanish Master Director Victor Erice’s First Film in 31 Years, Was Well Worth the Wait

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