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Film Comment, Offscreen, Acidemic, Brooklyn Rail
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For the most part, the September/October issue of Film Comment is a New York Film Festival preview. We've seen Scott Foundas's piece on David Fincher's The Social Network, whose world premiere will open the festival, and Amy Taubin's on Jean-Luc Godard's Film Socialisme. See more »
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Venice 2010. Sofia Coppola's "Somewhere"
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Venice and Tiff 2010. Kelly Reichardt's "Meek's Cutoff"
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Telluride and Tiff 2010. Danny Boyle's "127 Hours"
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Telluride and Tiff 2010. Mark Romanek's "Never Let Me Go"
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Indie Films: New On DVD/Blu-ray
CinevardaphotoAgnes Varda, the acclaimed director of The Beaches of Agnes and The Gleaners and I, brings us Cinevardaphoto, a triptych of short films exploring the power and vitality of the photograph. In Ydessa, The Bears and Etc., Varda discovers a haunting exhibit of found photos, each showing a teddy bear. With Ulysses, she deconstructs a picture from her early career as a photographer. While the exuberant Salut les Cubains uses still photos to capture the spirit of the Cuban revolution's early days. The disc includes six short films by Agnes Varda: T'as de beaux escaliers, tu sais; 7 P., cuis., s. de b.; Les dites Cariatides; Plaisir d amour en Iran; Reponse de Femmes and Elsa la Rose. It also contains these features: From the Rooster to the Donkey (Hands and Objects) (20 minutes), a survey of Agnes Varda's work in short films and a booklet with production notes on each of the short films. Buy Cinevardaphoto on DVD.
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