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Fantastic voyage
The Namesake gracefully captures the truths of a family’s emigrant experience
Lance Goldenberg
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Mimzy‘s mild, but Shooter scores
A dreary kids’ flick and an action movie with momentum
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Watching the Detectives
The Lives of Others
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Jewish films for everybody
There’s universal appeal in this year’s Jewish Film Festival
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Something to sing about
A spectacular filmed opera is the perfect antidote to some drab offerings.
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Wild Hogs
Middling midlife crisis
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The Gasparilla Film Festival makes its debut
A new filmfest joins the mix of movie celebrations
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Hot sex, steamy blues
Black Snake Moan: Christina Ricci in chains
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The deep end
The Number 23
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Hugh and Drew
Music and Lyrics is stuck in date-movie déjà vu
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Shadowland
A nearly 40-year-old classic of French cinema finally gets a screening in the Bay area
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Fear of a Subtitled Planet
A filmfest’s demise bodes poorly for fans of foreign films.
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The Kids Are Not Alright
Little Children
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Film
What to Watch For
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The big bang
Smokin’ Aces
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Animal house
One film stars a pig. The other just wallows with a few.
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War zones
Fusing horror and fantasy, Pan’s Labyrinth is a masterful fairy tale for adults
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From China with love
Love in the time of cholera (and beyond)
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The best DVD year ever?
Twenty DVDs that might have saved your life in 2006
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Scents and sensibility
Perfume