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• Win Win (Thomas McCarthy, 2011)

  

  With his gentile, if drably ironic, style and textured, nuanced characters, Thomas McCarthy's Win Win respects and subverts two formulaic, rigid genres: the... Read more

  The 14 September 2011 by   Jake Cole
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• The Filles Take TIFF!: Drive

  

  Three quarters of the way through Drive, Ryan Gosling's character, a stunt driver who doubles as a late-night criminal chauffeur, takes Carey Mulligan into a... Read more

  The 14 September 2011 by   Cinefilles
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• The Filles Take TIFF!: Day 5

  

  A daily documentation what's we've seen, want to see and aren't even trying to see at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival.MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12,... Read more

  The 12 September 2011 by   Cinefilles
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• Never Seen It! Sunday: Frost/Nixon

  

  You know when you're talking to someone you think is like totally happening in a far out way and they ask if you've seen their favourite movie and you lie... Read more

  The 11 September 2011 by   Cinefilles
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• Moguls & Movie Stars: A History of Hollywood

  

  Peepshow Pioneers (1889-1907) The origins of the movies are discussed which include picture flip books, projection shows, and the famous bet where photographer... Read more

  The 11 September 2011 by   Kaiser31083
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• Ten Great Short Films You Must See

  I make a lot of recommendations to people, and it really can be hard to keep up with them all. So I thought today, instead of promoting some mammoth 3-hour movi... Read more

  The 10 September 2011 by   Tjatkinson
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• Drive

  

  A part-time mechanic, part-time movie stuntman who moonlights as a getaway driver becomes involved with a married mother whose husband is in prison. Upon his... Read more

  The 09 September 2011 by   Kaiser31083
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• Ryan Gosling Starring Drive Drives the Critics Crazy in Love

  

  Ryan Gosling starring arty action film Drive has mostly delighted the critics. Read more

  The 07 September 2011 by   Periscope
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• Rebel Without a Cause (Nicholas Ray, 1955)

  

  Nicholas Ray's most enduring and iconic feature, Rebel Without a Cause resonates not only for its portrait of teenage alienation but its complex and warring... Read more

  The 07 September 2011 by   Jake Cole
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• Harold and Maude

  

  Harold is a death obsessed 20 year who likes to stage fake suicides and attend funerals. Maude is a free spirited eccentric on the verge of 80 who enjoys nude... Read more

  The 07 September 2011 by   Kaiser31083
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