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September 27, 2006
American Hardcore
Misty, watercolored memories of the way punk was
By Michelle Orange
September 28, 2006
NYC Premiere: Shortbus
The Lower East Side gets it in the end
NYC Premiere: The Departed
A-list free-for-all welcomes Scorsese, Nicholson, DiCaprio and... Ed Zwick?
Goodbye to All That
Old Joy, The Last Kiss and the farewell to friendship
By Karen Wilson
The Killer Inside: Vachon Tells All
NYC indie legend talks up new book at Lincoln Center
By S.T. VanAirsdale
The Last King of Scotland
Messianic melodrama undercuts riveting Whitaker
By Michelle Orange
NYFF: Blessed Be the Children
Todd Field meets the family again in well-done sophomore effort
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,...
'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...
'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...
Welcome Back to The Reeler
A note from the editor
NYFF: The Queen
Frears harnesses the magic of Mirren
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.
Something For the Grown-Ups
When it comes to wooing the adult audience, indies show studios how it's done
By Lewis Beale
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.
A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints
Queens native Montiel makes high-strung directing debut
By Eric Kohn
Opening Night News From CineKink and Harlem International Film Festival
Uptown and downtown, premieres aplenty