Mean Streets To Clean Streets: The New York Times In 60 Seconds
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- The
history of filmmakers using New
York City as a location for films. I don't really buy the idea that NYC is a "city without character."
Sure, times have changed, but I think that it's up to the filmmakers to make the city (or any city) a part of a
film.
- The globalization of the
American independent film.
- A look at Jean-Pierre Melville's Army of Shadows.
- OK, so we're giving you all the Tribeca Film Festival coverage that you could possibly need, but that doesn't mean you can't read Caryn James' reports too!
- In an audio slide show, Catherine Keener and Nicole Holofcener discuss their movie Friends With Money.
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Discuss: So, How Was 'Twilight'?
Quizzimatical: Vampire Movies
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Fan Made: 'Twilight' Cookies
Cinematical Seven: Great Exports from Down Under
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