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There’s a famous little book called Hollywood Babylon, filled with pictures and stories about the Silent and Golden Age stars and their scandals. Written by cult filmmaker Kenneth Anger, it

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Children Underground is one of the more depressing documentaries that you’ll ever see. When dictator Nicolae Ceaucescu banned contraception in the mid-sixties (in order to raise some kind of work

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You either like Nick Broomfield or you don’t. Like Michael Moore, he puts himself front and center in the documentary, wandering into frame and asking questions with a painful naïveté.

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Bad Boys II finds Mike and Marcus returning as the two most destructive cops in the history of policedom. They’re trying to bust an international drug ring making its way

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Yukio Mishima was a complicated and complex man, so a movie about his life would be equally interesting and complex. In the occupational sense, Mishima was a prolific writer who

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It’s apt that Peter Jackson set a blurb upon the advertising of the film. Jackson founded his now superstar film career upon exactly this kind of movie - funny, bloody

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Bus 174 is another movie about Brazilian street kids. Like City of God, it explores what happens when children are raised in an environment where they are forced to run

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It was quite the adventure to get from Portland to California when we went to visit my family for Christmas. Needless to say, if you’ve been watching the news,

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