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Miss Representation
The ideas are unimpeachable but the execution a tad didactic in "Miss Representation."
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The Catechism Cataclysm
Giving the benefit of considerable doubt to writer-director Todd Rohal, one could say his unfunny farce is terrible on purpose.
Senna
A high-octane bio of one of auto racing's greatest figures.
Benavides Born
Modest fest exposure after pic's Sundance competition slot is unlikely to push its profile beyond limited cable play.
The Woman
Sundance Film Festival 2011 Print Article Print Share Posted: Mon., Feb. 7, 2011, 9:24pm PT The Woman By Rob Nelson A Moderncine production. (International sales: Cinetic Media, New York.) Produced by Robert Tonino, Andrew van den Houten. Executive producers, Frank Olsen, Loren Semmens. Directed
Puujee
One look at Puujee's smiling face and you understand why photographer Yoshiharu Sekino found the 6-year-old Mongolian shepherd girl such a captivating subject. After stumbling across Puujee on his transcontinental "great journey" (the defiant girl went about her business, shielding her
Casting a Glance
Practically an action movie by ultra-minimalist James Benning's standards, "Casting a Glance" features stationary shots of less than one minute each.
Smash His Camera Movie Review From The Sundance Film Festival
Ron Galella's storied past and still-active present are chronicled in docu.
