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  22 Jan 11

  "Neds," "Applause," "Mamma Roma," More

  David Hudson

  "Just when you thought British cinema was in danger of stalling in its default mode — classy crowd-pleasing, with award-worthy millinery — along comes Neds to give it a rude and vital kick

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  11 Dec 10

  Oliveira @ 102, Trintignant @ 80, Books and More

  David Hudson

  Manoel de Oliveira turns 102 today and, as Vitor Pinto reports in Cineuropa, the Portuguese are celebrating with a re-release of his debut feature, Aniki Bóbó, made back in 1942. The AFP

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  05 Aug 10

  Time Travel and the Return of Movie: A Journal of Film Criticism

  David Hudson

  If you've been keeping up with their terrific series on Agnès Varda, you'll probably already be aware that something alarming and wonderful happened to Not Coming to a Theater Near You today. They

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  24 Jan 10

  Sundance. "The Company Men"

  David Hudson

  "Essentially a horror film for the white-collar workers over 50, The Company Men follows three suits (Ben Affleck, Tommy Lee Jones, Chris Cooper) trying to come to terms with widespread downsizing

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