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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Top Ten Movies (I’ve Seen) in 2010
As a filmmaker, I’m supposed to keep up with the Jones’s in film and be sure to watch all those indie hits and Academy Award contenders like Black Swan and 127 Hours. Truth is that this year I haven’t seen … Continue reading
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Deus to Diabolus ex Machina: Ancient Technique in Two Postmodern Films
Alongside teaching grammar rules and techniques on how to write more effective prose in my English Composition courses, I also like to show films that relate to some of the topics we discuss in class. One such film is No … Continue reading
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Red Carpet Success: The Cerise Big Apple Preview
There may not have been a red carpet (or even a red rug for that matter!), but what was there at the Millennium Film Workshop this past Friday in New York City was a full-throttle evening of epic proportions filled … Continue reading
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