Articles written by Sarah F. Sorensen
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Dear Zachary Takes On Social Justice
The documentary "Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father" directed by Kurt Kuenne details the murder of his best friend, Dr. Andrew Bagby and later events.
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Revisiting James Franco
Audiences are only starting to see James Franco's versatility. Fans who were used to seeing him in more brooding roles observed a new side of him in "Pineapple Express."
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Step Brothers Ferrell Takes it Too Far
With all of Producer Judd Apatow's films turning huge numbers, it seems that anything he touches turns to gold. Chalk up Will Ferrell's Step Brothers as an exception.
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Art and Alfonso Cuarón's Great Expectations
In his remake of Charles Dickens' novel, Great Expectations, Alfonso Cuarón's main character Finn is an artist, whose work is present throughout the film
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The Message of Anne Frank's Diary
Despite press releases and articles about Anne Frank's diary, many still have no idea that her original diary is not the one they read in high school.
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Sweet Land: A Tender Picture of Love
A touching, simple story of love, "Sweet Land" stands alone among any recent film's attempt to define such an emotion.
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Tim Burton's Stop-Motion Films
In the year 2005, Tim Burton fans rejoiced. The director not only released two films in this year, but The Corpse Bride was the first stop-motion picture he had attempted
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