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When I was a kid there was usually two occasions when my dad would take charge of the TV and insist we all watched as a family. One would be when 'Muhammad...
4 Nov 18, 2002
11:15 am

Robert Holz
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Oi now look, if I go to see a film about lesbians, I expect them to look like the ones you get in porn movies; whereas in this piece of old Argie bargy, they...
1 Nov 18, 2002
1:55 am

Mike
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As I ended up being seated three rows from the front, directly in front of the microphone, my first thought was: 'please let it be Sandra Hebron who introduces...
1 Nov 18, 2002
1:06 am

Mike
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This excellent documentary was originally shown in three parts on UK TV, but is also available on video. What comes across, load and clear, is the sheer comic...
3 Nov 17, 2002
8:15 pm

Mike O'Brien
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Set in current day Sri Lanka, this is the tale of two obnoxious oiks who go around hassling women, and taking part in the occasional assasination of local...
1 Nov 16, 2002
8:39 pm

Mike
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After the reviews I've seen, I treated this film with some caution. Everyone seems to credit it with some value, but always grudgingly, with the qualification...
2 Nov 16, 2002
5:40 am

fred donne
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The film has been labelled a thriller, but I don't think it sits comfortably in this genre. It may have some thriller elements, but I find it is chiefly...
1 Nov 14, 2002
12:54 am

Mike O'Brien
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What do people see in this film? It's billed as some extreme horror, from master director Argento. I found it laughable. Not only does it have a ludicrous...
1 Nov 11, 2002
4:53 pm

Mike O'Brien
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So what do people who work in offices do all day ? Well obviously anything but work, if this small scale Spanish movie is representative. Here we have a...
1 Nov 10, 2002
10:24 pm

Mike
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First released in 1999 (and according to the director 'James Benning' only shown at festivals) this is the first, in what has now become a trilogy of Static...
6 Nov 10, 2002
1:15 pm

Mike
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My oh my, I didn't realise what Luvvy occasions these galas actually were. Naturally I just assumed I would turn up ten minutes beforehand and walk in, well...
1 Nov 10, 2002
1:27 am

Mike
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Final film of the 'James Benning' trilogy (see reviews EL VALLEY CENTRO and LOS) this takes its theme as the Californian wilderness. Like before the film...
1 Nov 10, 2002
12:16 am

Mike
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Short of course for Los Angeles, this is the second in the 'James Benning' trilogy dealing with present day California. As before the format is thirty five...
1 Nov 9, 2002
2:01 am

Mike
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So about quarter way through this Canadian indie flick, our heroine 'Jo' meets Czech emigree 'Luka' and says: "So you're named after the song right" "No"...
1 Nov 7, 2002
8:14 pm

Mike
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The story of a post virus-hit London, deserted apart from the crazy infected people out to kill anything that moves, and a handful of the non-infected trying...
1 Nov 6, 2002
11:57 am

Mike O'Brien
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"Dead Man", a Jim Jarmusch film. A young man from Cleveland is offered a job as an accountant. To get it, he must sell everything and move west to a town...
1 Nov 6, 2002
6:18 am

Mike Ballard
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Was rather disappointed by this. The excuse for the road trip (two 17-year-olds take an older woman to a beach they've invented) was flimsy. There's an...
3 Nov 3, 2002
9:37 pm

Gary Couzens
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Blier is a master of what I think of as cinema of the absurd. This film is Blier being his usual outrageous self, with a story that sticks two fingers up to...
1 Nov 3, 2002
3:13 pm

Mike O'Brien
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I remembered this film as being good, but I now find it brilliant. It is as fresh and sharp as ever. I had forgotten just how good the cabaret routines were,...
2 Oct 31, 2002
5:38 am

Mike Ballard
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This was certainly better than all the reviews seemed to suggest when this first came out. Kevin Spacey, as the man who claims he's from planet K-Pax, is on...
1 Oct 30, 2002
1:37 pm

Mike O'Brien
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Back in the late Seventies (or early Eighties) there was a low budget (made for TV type) movie that starred a fading Jack Lemmon, and a TV cop star called...
1 Oct 29, 2002
10:29 pm

Mike
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With all the hype I have been hearing about Lynne Ramsey as the "bright young talent" of British cinema, I began to get that dread feeling of a huge...
1 Oct 29, 2002
8:08 pm

Mike O'Brien
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A metaphysical science fiction film. Get your head round that one! Clearly influenced by Kubrick's 2001, this is an altogether more intense and claustophobic...
6 Oct 24, 2002
5:39 pm

Mike O'Brien
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THE LIMITS OF ELECTORAL POLITICS Roughly speaking we can distinguish five degrees of "government&quot;: (1) Unrestricted freedom (2) Direct democracy (3) Delegate...
1 Oct 24, 2002
9:26 am

Michael T. Ballard
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My very personal view... The blurb on the video cover of this film says that Medem is the European answer to Lynch. Well, for my money, Medem is the more ...
4 Oct 24, 2002
5:06 am

Mike O'Brien
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Paul Goodman's article "Designing Pacifist Films" is now online at http://www.bopsecrets.org/CF/goodman.htm At a time when antiwar communication is...
1 Oct 22, 2002
7:59 am

Michael T. Ballard
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Considering how many films I watch at the cinema, it is someting of an irony for me, that the greatest films I have ever seen, I have only ever caught on the...
1 Oct 21, 2002
10:13 am

Mike
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Ah yes 'Perdition&#39;; I of course assumed 'Roaring Twenties' (in the event 1931), gangsters and all that, must be the same thing as 'Prohibition&#39;. However...
1 Oct 20, 2002
8:47 pm

Mike
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Has anybody here seen "Perfect Murder"? I watched it on Friday. It's not bad. I saw the outline of "Dial M for Murder" in it. Obiviousy influenced by same....
2 Oct 20, 2002
7:12 pm

Gary Couzens
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In the first few minutes of this film, when the camera seemed to be constantly moving about a group of people in a rather ostentatious way, I thought I was...
1 Oct 15, 2002
12:38 pm

Mike O'Brien
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