The Audition 2015: Martin Scorsese Short starring Leonardo DiCaprio + Robert De Niro and for Macau business Cancelled at Venice Film Festival.
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The San Francisco Silent Film Festival program ‘Amazing Tales from the Archives’ discussed the discovery of the 1916 Sherlock Holmes.
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Best Documentary Short Oscar Contenders: The prospect of death and Illness are key topics plus art, oil and a hotline for war veterans.
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The San Francisco Silent Film Festival’s ‘A Night at the Cinema in 1914’ was the second best thing to a time machine. World War I and Charles Chaplin featured.
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Topics at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival’s Amazing Tales from the Archives included Fred Ott’s seminal ‘sneeze face’ and the technological Charles Chaplin.
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Gérard Depardieu in Rasputin. Is French actor Gérard Depardieu now a Russian national? Gérard Depardieu – the first French actor to be nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award for …
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Famous Children of Famous Parents: Edoardo Ponti and Nastassja Kinski, with Enrico Lo Verso in The Nightshift Belongs to the Stars. Edoardo Ponti & Bryce Dallas Howard live action shorts …
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Oscar 2010: Eclectic topics featured in Best Live Action Short Film semifinalists The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the 10 semifinalists – out of a pool …
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La Mission with Benjamin Bratt. Artivist Film Festival 2009 kicks off with father and gay son drama La Mission, written–directed by Peter Bratt and starring Benjamin Bratt Los Angeles’ 6th …
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Cinecon attractions included the Charles Chaplin and Marie Dressler vehicle Tillie’s Punctured Romance, known as cinema’s first comedy feature.
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Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy Saturday, August 23, highlights on Turner Classic Movies: There are some who find Laurel and Hardy painfully funny. There are others who find them merely …
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Molly Beck Ferguson sings for homeless man William Fiala, who also happens to be the co-director of Cubicle: The Musicle I’ve known Tibor Szakaly for a couple of years. Each …
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Marjoe: Evangelical Christian con men exposed in Sarah Kernochan and Howard Smith Oscar-Winning documentary with future Earthquake actor Marjoe Gortner.