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O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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Spotlight: AFI Fest From November 1, 2001 through November 11, 2001 AFI Fest celebrates the best in international film. Now in its 15th year, AFI Fest is one of the nation's fastest-growing film events and the premiere international film festival in Los Angeles. american film institute • film • festival
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Notre Dame de Grass Concert Montreal’s bluegrass super-group Notre Dame de Grass delivers a scorching show of authentic traditional music to an adoring hometown crowd. notre dame de grass • bluegrass • music • montreal • the wheel club
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The Ladykillers
A review of the film "The Ladykillers", directed by the Coen Bros. cinema • films • movies • criticism • reviews
The Man Who Wasn't There A film review of the Coen brothers' latest film which stars Billy Bob Thornton, Francis McDormand, and James Gandolfini. film • movie • coen • murder • blackmail
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Preview of the 2000 Fall/Winter Movie Season It's here! My outlook at the most notable films coming out in the last three months of 2000, plus my first guesses at who might get nominated for Oscars for the upcoming 73rd Annual Academy Awards! academy award • oscar • prediction • nominees • october
Choice Cuts: July 2002 Good God, y'all! Get your summertime jollies with The Timbre Project, Ken Stringfellow, My Morning Jacket, Norman Blake, Orbiter, Man of the Year, Elf Power, Keepsake, Aiko Shimada, The Long Winters, Luther Russell, Kevin Tihista's Red Terror, David Hurn, Cursive/Eastern Youth, and My Fine Friend Phil. adam mckibbin • music review • cd review • buy cd • buy music
Farscape Convention, Brooklyn, NYC, November 29 , 2002 A summary of envents at the NYC Brooklyn Creation Entertainment Farscape Convention, November 29, 2002. creation entertainment • farscape convention • november 29-30 • 2002 • farscape
My Ten Best Films of 2000 Part 2 (and other news...) This week, the Screen Actors Guild announced their nominations, the Academy announced two recipients of Honorary Academy Awards, and I conclude my list of the ten best films of 2000 with the top five movies this past year. top ten • cast away • you can count on me • screen actors guild • cinematography |
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