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- BILLY RAY CYRUS CALLS OFF TRISH CYRUS DIVORCE DISCUSSES MILEY CYRUS ON THE VIEW
- CHRIS BROWN TALKS ABOUT LEAKED NUDE PHOTO SCANDAL VIDEO – WATCH NOW!
- WOMEN AND HOLLYWOOD WOMEN FILMS OPENING THIS WEEKEND
- NEW DIRECTORS NEW FILMS MARCH 23-APRIL 3RD SCREENING SCHEDULE & REVIEWS
| MOVIE REVIEW | LIMITLESS AUDIO FILM REVIEW – LISTEN NOW! Posted: 18 Mar 2011 04:53 PM PDT
Limitless Movie Review Part 1 Limitless Movie Review Part 1 by Binside TV Writers:Leslie Dixon (screenplay), Alan Glynn (novel) Stars:Bradley Cooper, Robert DeNiro, Anna Friel and Abbie Cornish Review: We recommend the film about a not to distant future when wonder drugs can allow us to accomplish our dreams. NZT- The Clear Pill Related articles
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| BILLY RAY CYRUS CALLS OFF TRISH CYRUS DIVORCE DISCUSSES MILEY CYRUS ON THE VIEW Posted: 18 Mar 2011 11:30 AM PDT Billy Cyrus has called off his divorce. The former country star told the ladies of the View that he wants to save his marriage. Billy Ray also discussed his famous daughter Miley Cyrus and a recent scary encounter she had with paparazzi.
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| CHRIS BROWN TALKS ABOUT LEAKED NUDE PHOTO SCANDAL VIDEO – WATCH NOW! Posted: 18 Mar 2011 10:38 AM PDT
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| WOMEN AND HOLLYWOOD WOMEN FILMS OPENING THIS WEEKEND Posted: 18 Mar 2011 10:11 AM PDT Women’s Films Opening This Weekend Desert Flower – written and directed by Sherry Hormann Cracks – directed by Jordan Scott, co-written by Caroline Ip Women’s Films Now Playing I Will Follow – written and directed by Ava Duvernay EXTENDED FOR ANOTHER WEEK! We have been EXTENDED! With no formal marketing budget and a ton of elbow grease and community support, our film outpaced more than half of the studio pictures at the 34th Street AMC. Now I WILL FOLLOW opens in 15 more markets! We could not have done it without you! So, please spread the word and KEEP SUPPORTING I WILL FOLLOW! We’ll be there, as long as you are! SPECIAL WEEKEND HOSTS:
1:30 pm - Marva Allen, the Power of One & Hue-man Bookstore 6 pm - Rachel Watanabe-Batton, Producers Guild of America East Saturday 1:30 pm - Megar Evers College Film & Culture Series 3:45 pm - Kim George, Harlem Arts Alliance 6 pm - April R. Silver, AKILA WORKSONGS, INC. Sunday 1:30 pm - Laurie Cumbo, MoCADA 3:45 pm - Tim Grae, Grae Enterprises 6 pm - DJ Stormin, Sundae Sermon AMC LOEWS THEATER 34th STREETAMC Loews 34th Street. 312 W. 34th St. New York, NY 10001 (212) 244-8850 Red Riding Hood – directed by Catherine Hardwicke Jane Eyre- written by Moira Buffini Elektra Luxx Orgasm Inc. – directed by Liz Canner (doc) The Roommate From Prada to Nada Black Swan Tangled
Made in Dagenham Winter’s Bone – directed and co-written by Debra Granik, co-written by Anne Rosellini Women Directed Films Currently Playing My Dog Tulip- directed by Paul Fierlinger and Sandra Fierlinger Women Written Films Opening This Weekend Limitless – written by Leslie Dixon (from the press materials) Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro star in Limitless, a paranoia-fueled action thriller about an unpublished writer whose life is transformed by a top-secret “smart drug” that allows him to use 100% of his brain and become a perfect version of himself. His enhanced abilities soon attract shadowy forces that threaten his new life in this darkly comic and provocative film. The Music Never Stops – written by Gwyn Laurie (from IndieWIRE) Almost 20 years after their teenage son Gabriel (Lou Taylor Pucci) ran away from home, Henry (J.K. Simmons) and Helen Sawyer (Cara Seymour) learn that he has turned up in a hospital. Although benign, a brain tumor has damaged his memory, rendering past and present indistinguishable. Sensing that Gabriel responds to music, Henry seeks out a music therapist (Julia Ormand), who discovers that when Gabriel listens to the rock music he loved-The Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, Buffalo Springfield-he reengages with the world. Women Written Films Now Playing Mars Needs Moms – co-written by Wendy Wells Take Me Home Tonight- co-written by Jackie and Jeff Filgo No Strings Attached – written by Elizabeth Meriwether Related articles
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| NEW DIRECTORS NEW FILMS MARCH 23-APRIL 3RD SCREENING SCHEDULE & REVIEWS Posted: 18 Mar 2011 09:56 AM PDT
“Pariah” by Dee Rees which tells the story of a gay teenager who is discovering her sexuality in Brooklyn. “Circumstance” about Iranian teenagers who are living in an oppressive society ruled by the morality police. “Tyrannosaur” helmed by actor turned director Paddy Considine tells the story of an alcoholic loner who learns to control his rage when he meets a Christian shop keeper who teaches him how to love. Tyrannosaur is based on a short film which was expanded into the feature film. Watch the short if you missed and check out the full schedule to attend the festival. Films in this Series At Ellen's AgePia Marais, 2010Buy Tickets: Thu Mar 24: 6:00 pm – MoMA | Sat Mar 26: 3:00 pm – FSLC |The great Jeanne Balibar gives a tour-de-force performance as Ellen, a stewardess who walks off the job just as the plane is ready for takeoff because she sees a leopard on the runway— or does she? Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  AttenbergAthina Rachel Tsangari, 2010Buy Tickets: Thu Mar 31: 6:00 pm – MoMA | Sat Apr 2: 1:00 pm – FSLC |In its irreverent use of (new) Nouvelle Vague, musical, melodrama, and nature documentary techniques, Attenberg symbolically visualizes a change in generation and perspective, as a father and daughter each negotiate their individual rites of passage. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Belle EpineRebecca Zlotowski, 2010Buy Tickets: Thu Mar 24: 6:00 pm – FSLC | Sat Mar 26: 1:00 pm – MoMA |It's been two weeks since her mother died, and Prudence is home alone: her father is overseas on business, and her older sister, stricken with grief, has absented herself. Sixteen going on seventeen, Prudence is failing to come to grips with the sudden loss of her mother and loses herself in antisocial behavior. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Cairo 6,7,8Mohamed Diab, 2010Buy Tickets: Sat Mar 26: 3:30 pm – MoMA | Mon Mar 28: 9:00 pm – FSLC |The timeliness of Mohamed Diab's Cairo 6,7,8 extends beyond its setting in contemporary Egypt; it reflects a broader Arab desire for personal empowerment and dignity. The intersecting narratives of three women of different social and economic status in Cairo converge in their collective desire to combat sexual harassment. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  CircumstanceND/NF 11 Trailer — Circumstance Maryam Keshavarz, 2011Buy Tickets: Sun Apr 3: 7:00 pm – MoMA | Sun Apr 3: 7:30 pm – MoMA |Atafeh and Shireen, two young Iranian women, enjoy life in the shadow of the regime, going to parties and listening to forbidden music as they begin to explore their true feelings for each other. Atafeh's brother Mehran, just released from drug rehab, comes home determined to turn the page on his past. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  CopacabanaMarc Fitoussi, 2010Buy Tickets: Wed Mar 30: 6:00 pm – FSLC | Thu Mar 31: 9:00 pm – MoMA |The glamorous idea of Copacabana is a dream in this proletarian town in northern France, where a daughter and her single mother—played by real life mother and daughter Isabelle Huppert and Lolita Chammah—have an uneasy relationship. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  CurlingDenis Côté, 2010Buy Tickets: Sat Mar 26: 6:15 pm – MoMA | Sun Mar 27: 3:30 pm – FSLC |In a rural Quebec town, a single father, Jean-François, supports his daughter, Julyvonne, by working days in a motel and nights at a bowling alley. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  El VeladorNatalia Almada, 2011Buy Tickets: Sun Mar 27: 7:00 pm – MoMA | Tue Mar 29: 8:30 pm – FSLC |Through the eyes of the night watchman, we enter into the world of "El Jardin," a cemetery in the drug heartland of Mexico. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  GromozekaVladimir Kott, 2010Buy Tickets: Fri Apr 1: 6:00 pm – MoMA | Sat Apr 2: 3:45 pm – FSLC |The title of writer-director Vladimir Kott's deft, engrossing follow-up to The Fly (ND/NF 2009) comes from the name of the band in which the film's protagonists played during their high-school days—briefly glimpsed in the film's opening shots. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Happy, HappyAnne Sewitsky, 2010Buy Tickets: Fri Mar 25: 6:00 pm – FSLC | Sun Mar 27: 4:30 pm – MoMA |Anne Sewitsky's nimble directorial debut represents a rare achievement in independent film: an intelligent, adult comedy that is truly funny. Kaja and Erik are a 30-something couple with a young son, living a rather dull life in the Norwegian countryside. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Hit So HardP. David Ebersole , 2011Buy Tickets: Mon Mar 28: 6:00 pm – MoMA | Wed Mar 30: 9:00 pm – FSLC |This pull-no-punches portrait of the hell-and-back life of Patty Schemel, drummer for Courtney Love's band Hole during its peak years, is no ordinary rockumentary. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  HospitalitéKoji Fukada, 2010Buy Tickets: Sat Apr 2: 5:15 pm – MoMA | Sun Apr 3: 1:00 pm – FSLC |In the confines of downtown Tokyo, Kobayashi lives a quiet life with his wife and children above the small printing factory that he runs. The biggest drama in this neighborhood is the disappearance of the family's pet parrot and the organization of a neighborhood watch committee. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR! SCREENING WITH Miyuk 2010. USA. Directed by Will McCord. 9 min. Appearances can be deceiving.  IncendiesDennis Villenueve, 2010Buy Tickets: Fri Mar 25: 6:00 pm – MoMA | Sun Mar 27: 8:30 pm – FSLC |In Montreal a handsome woman dies, and her will holds an astonishing request. She asks her grown children, fraternal twins, to deliver two sealed letters: one to their father, who they believed dead, and one to a brother they did not know existed. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  MajoritySeren Yüce, 2010Buy Tickets: Fri Mar 25: 9:15 pm – MoMA | Sun Mar 27: 12:30 pm – FSLC |Mertkan (brilliantly portrayed by Bartu Küçükçag ̆ layan) slides through each day working as an office assistant for his father's construction company—when he's not gobbling burgers at the mall with his buddies. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Man Without a Cell PhoneSameh Zoabi, 2010Buy Tickets: Fri Apr 1: 6:00 pm – FSLC | Sun Apr 3: 1:30 pm – MoMA |When he's not working in his cousin's concrete business, college dropout Jawdat (Razi Shawahdeh), who lives in a quiet Palestinian town inside Israel, usually spends his free time looking for new women to chat up on his cell phone. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Margin CallJC Chandor, 2011Buy Tickets: Wed Mar 23: 7:30 pm – MoMA | Thu Mar 24: 8:30 pm – FSLC |As the world discovered in 2008, the masters of the financial universe sit in anonymous offices in generic towers in lower Manhattan, staring at numbers that don't add up. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Memory LaneMikhael Hers, 2010Buy Tickets: Fri Mar 25: 8:30 pm – FSLC | Sun Mar 27: 1:30 pm – MoMA |During the long days and soft breezes of summer, seven twenty-something friends come together in their hometown. Some have never left; others have created lives for themselves far away and see themselves as just passing through.  MicrophoneAhmad Abdalla, 2010Buy Tickets: Tue Mar 29: 8:30 pm – MoMA | Thu Mar 31: 6:00 pm – FSLC |Khaled (Egyptian heartthrob Khaled Abol Naga) returns to his hometown, Alexandria, restlessly searching for purpose beyond his relationships with his disinterested ex-girlfriend and an aging father from whom he feels permanently alienated. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  OctubreDaniel and Diego Vega, 2010Buy Tickets: Sat Apr 2: 9:00 pm – FSLC | Sun Apr 3: 4:00 pm – MoMA |Peruvian films are a growing presence at international film festivals, and Octubre is an excellent example of why this is so. Winner of the Jury Prize of the Un Certain Regard section at Cannes 2010. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  OutboundBogdan George Apetri , 2010Buy Tickets: Thu Mar 24: 9:00 pm – MoMA | Sat Mar 26: 5:30 pm – FSLC |The march of New Romanian Cinema continues apace in this quietly gripping drama that steadily descends into a dog- eat-dog netherworld in which matter-of-fact exploitation and reflexive avarice are givens.  PariahDee Rees, 2011Buy Tickets: Sat Mar 26: 8:00 pm – FSLC | Mon Mar 28: 9:00 pm – MoMA |If Aliki, a sassy 17-year-old New Yorker, knows anything it's that she's gay and she badly wants a girlfriend. However, there's a problem—namely her middle-class Brooklyn family. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Shut Up Little Man! An Audio MisadventureMatthew Bate , 2011Buy Tickets: Sat Apr 2: 8:00 pm – MoMA | Sun Apr 3: 3:30 pm – FSLC |In 1987 two dudes from the Midwest, Eddie Lee Sausage and Mitchell D, landed in San Francisco and rented a cheap apartment. They soon learned that they shared a paper-thin wall with Peter (Haskett), a gay man, and Raymond (Huffman), a homophobe, who drank and verbally abused each other—all night, every night. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Some Days Are Better Than OthersMatt McCormick, 2010Buy Tickets: Tue Mar 29: 6:00 pm – FSLC | Wed Mar 30: 8:30 pm – MoMA |Jesse (James Mercer) traverses Portland, Oregon, working a series of minimum-wage temp jobs in order to pay off a loan so that he can finish school. Dog shelter staffer Katrina (former Sleater-Kinney guitarist Carrie Brownstein) films a video diary intended as a reality show audition tape. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Summer of GoliathNicholás Pereda, 2010Buy Tickets: Fri Apr 1: 8:30 pm – FSLC | Sat Apr 2: 2:30 pm – MoMA |The characters in Nicolás Pereda's Summer of Goliath—a unique blend of documentary and fiction—seem to grow organically out of the green swampland they inhabit. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR! SCREENING WITH Night Hunter 2011. USA. Directed by Stacey Steers. 16 min. An animated film about solitude and a bird in hand.  The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975Göran Hugo Olsson, 2011Buy Tickets: Sat Mar 26: 9:00 pm – MoMA | Mon Mar 28: 6:00 pm – FSLC |From the late 1960s to the mid-1970s, a group of Swedish journalists covered the Black Power movement in the United States and filmed all that they saw. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  The Destiny of Lesser AnimalsDeron Albright, 2011Buy Tickets: Fri Apr 1: 9:00 pm – MoMA | Sat Apr 2: 6:30 pm – FSLC |Desperate to return to America years after his deportation, Ghanian Police Inspector Boniface Koomsin finds that his newly acquired counterfeit passport is missing, and embarks on a dangerous journey through modern Ghana to retrieve the stolen document. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  TyrannosaurPaddy Considine , 2010Buy Tickets: Wed Mar 30: 6:00 pm – MoMA | Thu Mar 31: 9:00 pm – FSLC |Joseph, a widower, should be tethered. A lonely man with a violent temper, he gets into situations, particularly at pubs, that leave him and others bloody. Q&A WITH DIRECTOR!  Winter VacationLi Hongqi, 2010Buy Tickets: Sun Mar 27: 6:00 pm – FSLC | Tue Mar 29: 6:00 pm – MoMA |Li Hongqi's third film is a deadpan comedy about four teenagers on the last day of the winter holiday in a small industrial town in northern China. Related articles
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