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Discuss: The Foreign & Indie Films of 2009
Many of this year's foreign and indie releases showed up on some of the more obscure top ten lists of 2008, and will no doubt be rolling out across the country in various irregular patterns all year long. For example, Steven Soderbergh's Che turned ...
Gotham Indie Awards Crown 'Hurt Locker,' 'The Maid'
In case you missed the live-Tweeting and live-blogging from last night's Gotham Independent Awards at NYC's Cipriani, we're here to help. Indie favorite The Hurt Locker took home the two big awards, Best Feature and Best Ensemble Performance, ...
Exclusive: New Images from 'The Hurt Locker'
Cinematical has received these brand new images from The Hurt Locker (one is an exclusive shot, as seen above), which will enjoy its SXSW premiere later tonight. Directed by Kathryn Bigelow, The Hurt Locker has snagged a ton of buzz ever since its ...
The Gotham Awards 2009 Noms Include 'Big Fan,' 'Serious Man,' 'Hurt Locker'
IFP's Gotham Independent Film Awards kicks off the awards season in November each year with an impressive list of nominees, and this year's list is no different. While it includes big names like the Coens for A Serious Man and buzzy films like The ...
400 Screens, 400 Blows - Sci-Fi Goes to War
A few months ago, I saw two new sci-fi movies at the San Francisco International Film Festival, and now both are in limited release: Duncan Jones's Moon (21 screens) and Aristomenis Tsirbas' Battle for Terra (2 screens). And it got me thinking. ...
TIFF Review: The Hurt Locker
Based on journalist Mark Boal's real experiences following bomb disposal experts in Iraq, The Hurt Locker isn't just a welcome return to big-screen action from director Kathryn Bigelow (who has wrung both fame and infamy from her art with Near Dark, ...
Interview: 'The Hurt Locker' Director Kathryn Bigelow and Screenwriter Mark Boal
(By James Rocchi - reprinted from the Toronto International Film Festival, 9/10/08) The Hurt Locker sees director Kathryn Bigelow craft a big, booming tale of tension based on journalist Mark Boal's experiences and interviews with bomb disposal ...
Bigelow Steps Into The Hurt Locker
Director (and former Mrs. Jim Cameron) Kathryn Bigelow has had a rather uneven career in her twenty-odd years in Hollywood, but always managed to keep working and bring some pretty interesting projects to the screen. Now, according to Production ...
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Spielberg Backs Out of 'Harvey'
Discuss: Should Gay Actors Stay in the Closet?
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