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September 27, 2006

American Hardcore

Misty, watercolored memories of the way punk was

By Michelle Orange

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September 28, 2006

NYC Premiere: Shortbus

The Lower East Side gets it in the end

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NYC Premiere: The Departed

A-list free-for-all welcomes Scorsese, Nicholson, DiCaprio and... Ed Zwick?

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Goodbye to All That

Old Joy, The Last Kiss and the farewell to friendship

By Karen Wilson

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The Killer Inside: Vachon Tells All

NYC indie legend talks up new book at Lincoln Center

By S.T. VanAirsdale

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The Last King of Scotland

Messianic melodrama undercuts riveting Whitaker

By Michelle Orange

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NYFF: Blessed Be the Children

Todd Field meets the family again in well-done sophomore effort

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September 29, 2006

Winter of Our Discontent: NYC Film Blogs Defend the Pioneer Theater

The absolute must-read item of the day is over at Nerve's movie blog ScreenGrab,...

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'Grandma's Boy,' 'Haven' Among Distinguished Nominees for High Times Stony Awards

I know how hormonally atwitter some of you get at the mere sniff of...

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'We'll Let Them Do Whatever': 'Murderball' Director Rubin Discusses Mangold's Fictional Adaptation

The quadriplegic rugby documentary Murderball, which I cherish and regard as the best documentary...

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Welcome Back to The Reeler

A note from the editor

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NYFF: The Queen

Frears harnesses the magic of Mirren

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Coppola, Altman, Burton Among Filmmakers in MMI's New Pinewood MP3's

The Museum of the Moving Image just busted out with one of the more astonishing Web features I have seen in a long time.

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Something For the Grown-Ups

When it comes to wooing the adult audience, indies show studios how it's done

By Lewis Beale

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NYFF's Best-Kept Secret Not Even in the Program

Jamie Stuart's NYFF diary is a wry, beautifully shot gem of self-effacement and ho-hum filmmaking satire.

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A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints

Queens native Montiel makes high-strung directing debut

By Eric Kohn

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Opening Night News From CineKink and Harlem International Film Festival

Uptown and downtown, premieres aplenty

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