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Also New This Week
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 Charlie St. Cloud
Life on Hold
Darrel Manson
A key element of grief is the fear of forgetting. Is part of what
makes it hard for some people to move through the grieving process the
feeling that if they move on they might forget the person they have
loved so much? Charlie reflects this worry when he tells Tess "The more
I'm in your world, the less I'm in his." |
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Recession: Good for Women
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Featured Interview: Rob Reiner
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Making Film Personal
Elisabeth Lietch
"I don't really think about making films in terms of the genre," says the legendary filmmaker. "I think
about: What is the film about? What are the characters going through?
Can I connect with that? If it happens to be in a genre that's
different, then that's a challenge."
Flipped releases next Friday...
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Special Preview: There Be Dragons
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Uncharted Waters for Roland Joffe
Cara B. Krumwiede
The central plot of There Be Dragons, due to be released next spring, is about two childhood
friends faced with two different paths. One becomes a soldier; the
other becomes a priest. One chooses war; the other chooses peace.
Suddenly, their paths cross during the Spanish Civil War, and they
sadly face a battle between each other.
Academy Award nominee Roland Joffe (The Mission, The Killing Fields)
agreed to direct the film on the condition that he rewrite the original
script. He almost turned down the offer until he found inspiration in
one of Opus Dei founder Josemaria Escriva's speeches on video...
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New on DVD & Blu-ray
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 Rambo: The Complete Collector's Set
Makes You Think
Jacob Sahms
Now on Blu-ray. Is Rambo actually deeper and more socially
proactive than we thought? In any event, he is the best and worst of
what America has to offer: resilient and strong, loyal and determined,
out-of-control, and insubordinate.
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