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	Mary Riepma Ross Film Theater
		It is the longest-running film in the history of Indian cinema (426 weeks and still playing in a Mumbai theater!), and is one of the earliest to deal with the lives of Indians living abroad.
		The film includes fascinating footage in which Hussain demonstrates various Indian and international drum techniques and sounds, as well as exclusive concert footage with world-renowned exponents of Indian classical music and dance, such as his father Ustad Alla Rakha (tabla), Ravi Shankar (sitar), Birju Maharaj (kathak -dance), Hariprasad Chaurasia (flute).
		The film features a slew of idiosyncratic characters including a smouldering female don, a fearless lady-cop, and a group of bawdy Sikh rappers who highlight a distinctly Indian version of raucous masculinity.
	www.theross.org /ext20.php (1331 words)

	Ben-Hur News
		A Depression-era documentary film that features ordinary people from Kannapolis going about their daily lives was chosen Tuesday to be included in the Library of Congress' National Registry of "culturally,...
		The deal, expected to close on Friday, for a consortium of companies to purchase the MGM assets for some $4.8 billion reminds us that in today's entertainment...
		Mel Gibson"s "The Passion of the Christ" took in $23.6 million on opening day, positioning it as the biggest religious-themed movie since "The Ten Commandments" and "Ben-Hur." The film...
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	FilmJerk.com - InSCRIPTions Screenplay Review: “ Resident Evil: Apocalypse”
		It does, in total, but I say this with a great deal of reservations, as a great deal of this feels tired in the wake of “28 Days Later.” The near-deserted city streets of Raccoon City feel a great deal like the deserted avenues of Alex Garland and Danny Boyle’s London-set film.
		The first page of the screenplay makes it abundantly clear that this film is a more faithful adaptation of the game series, stating that it is “set in the time frame as the third and most popular of the “Resident Evil” videogames.
		It doesn’t improve upon the first film or is even something all that suspenseful, but just felt like something quickly cobbled together, stuffed in an envelope and then sent to the studio offices for approval.
	www.filmjerk.com /new/article616.html (2648 words)

	The Foreigner (2003)
		The Foreigner is a straight-to-video Steven Seagal film that was originally intended to be released as a theatrical feature in March, 2003, an intention which was reportedly reversed when Seagal's prior film (Half Past Dead) tanked at the box office.
		According to some reports, the film had a lavish $20 million budget, including location shoots in Warsaw and Paris, and was completed as part of the studio's obligation to a two-picture deal which was negotiated after the relative success of Exit Wounds seemed to indicate that Seagal still had a solid following.
		Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for The Foreigner (2003)
	us.imdb.com /Title?0312700 (848 words)

	ComingSoon.net - The Return of Rambo
		Many of the films released in April and May 2005 have themes and references which featured in the "Holy War" treatment from October 2003.
		Nu Image/Millennium Films had a co-production deal with Miramax/Dimension Films, which had been in place till the Weinstein Brothers left both companies.
		Miramax Films received the first draft of "Rambo IV: Holy War" in October 2003, during which the Rambo film saga was still in development hell.
	www.comingsoon.net /news/topnews.php?id=9819 (731 words)

	In the Mirror of Maya Deren
		When I ran into her at Anthology Film Archives in the spring of 2003, she said that her work on the Deren footage in the archive was an essential part of the deal she had struck enabling her to access the footage for her film on Maya (2).
		Kudlácek was archiving and “producing” the film and audio materials of another pioneering female American avant-garde filmmaker, Marie Menken, when I met up with her in 2003 (the same principle applied – Kudlácek would archive the footage of Menken and then have access to the materials to cut into her own film).
		The archive is a sub-theme running throughout the film, beginning with footage of Anthology Film Archives' Executive Director Jonas Mekas standing in his organisation's famous East Village, New York City archive and exhibition venue, addressing the camera, reminiscing about Deren whilst fondling spools of 16mm film.
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/cteq/05/35/mirror_maya_deren.html (742 words)

	Cheaper by the Dozen (2003)
		While I didn't enjoy Cheaper By The Dozen as much as the original version of the film from 1950, the 2003 "re-imagining" is still a 9 out of 10 for me (the original was a 10 out of 10 for me).
		The rest of the cast is good, although like the original Cheaper By The Dozen, we barely get to know some of the children, but that's understandable when we have to deal with 14 characters as well as ancillary characters.
		The major change from the original to the new film is a change from control to near-chaos.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0349205 (790 words)

	DVD Empire - Item - Raw Deal / DVD-Video
		The original Film Noir RAW DEAL (1948) is NOT the original version of the wacky Arnold Schwarzenegger film from 1986 with Darren McGavin, but one of the most highly influential of all Film Noirs.
		RAW DEAL (1948) - 2.75 out of 5 (5/23/2003)
		It is the story of a man (Dennis O'Keefe) sent sent to prison, thanks to a very sick pyromaniac criminal (Raymond Burr, of TV's IRONSIDE and PERRY MASON, but also known for his memorable role in Alfred Hitchcock's REAR WINDOW six years later) and his desire for revenge.
	www.dvdempire.com /Exec/v4_item.asp?item_id=45606&partner_id=29346865 (187 words)

	Untitled Document
		A new deal will have Microsoft and Digital Cinema Solutions will have them providing support and technology services for film screening at Angelika Film Center and the DuArt Digital Film Labs which are supposed to start converting films into the Media 9 Series format.
		This new format is a cheaper way to create a film and while it has its drawbacks: cost to install and maintain digital systems, lack of support from film studios, Windows Media 9 Series format is not quite ready for the masses, but it’s there for the daring and the ready.
		Windows created their own entertainment player, known as the Windows Media Player, a few years ago and now in 2003 have recently released Windows Media Player 9 Series.
	www.dm.ucf.edu /digitaledge/3_2_1.htm (835 words)

	Chamber Made - Walkabout
		Nicholas Roeg's film Walkabout of the 1970's holds an iconic position in Australia's culture and was one of the first Australian films to deal explicitly with intimacy between Black and White.
		The stage is set as an abstracted film studio where film cameras operate on stage in real time, with live video mixing in performance.
		This Walkabout has been many years in the making, with a workshop presentation performed for the 'Behind the Scenes' series as part of the 2003 Melbourne festival.
	www.chambermade.org.au /prod_walkabout_2005.htm (499 words)

	London Film Festival - Films - thirteen
		2003 Sutherland Trophy - These films are nominated for the bfi's Sutherland Trophy, awarded for the most original and imaginative first feature.
		Vivid and authentic, the film owes much of its verisimilitude to the fine performances of the young protagonists.
		In a matter of weeks Tracy has turned from normal kid to nightmare, and the devoted but harried Melanie is at a loss to know how to deal with her.
	www.lff.org.uk /films_details.php?FilmID=254 (262 words)

	Stella Artois celebrates extended film deal with new on-screen identity - 20 January 2003
		Stella Artois has extended its film sponsorship agreement with Channel 4 and FilmFour and is reinforcing the impact of the on-screen link-up with the launch of a series of new "break-bumpers".
		Inside, a projectionist is spooling a film on to an old-fashioned projector as an excited crowd gathers and eventually the flickering image of the film is seen emerging from the projector.
		Stella Artois has been sponsoring films broadcast on Channel 4 in a series of sponsorship agreements starting with the "Cinema Extreme" season in 1997.
	www.thepublican.com /cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=8422&d=12&h=24&f=23&dateformat=%o-%B-%Y (701 words)

	Movie Forums - "Slacker" films
		Also, they aren't really 1990's films, but everyone who's into this whole deal should seriously watch the films of Jim Jarmusch, especially Stranger Than Paradise, and Mystery Train.
		04-22-2003 06:18 AM Yeh the bast slacker film has to Be linkladers slacker
		But the slacker film of the slacker films must be "The Big Lebowski".
	www.movieforums.com /community/printthread.php?t=4117 (510 words)

	WeeklyFilm.com-New & old movies reviewed every week. Summaries, pics, links, quotes, and reviews all included!
		A nominee for the Grand Jury Prize at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival, Steve James's (also director of 1995's Hoop Dreams) Stevie (2002) is one of most brutally honest and though-provoking American documentaries that I've ever seen.
		The real story of the sad life of a southern Illinois man, Stephen Fielding, and of his relationship with the director, this film has a great deal to say about life in Middle America, family values, child abuse, and a host of other difficult topics, and is absolutely unforgettable.
		Phone Booth (2002), the newest film from director Joel Schumacher, is a tense, gripping, thriller.
	www.weeklyfilm.com (510 words)

	Brooklyn Int'l Film Festival > archives > 2003 > 'BUTTERFLY'
		Both these films deal largely with computer-generated imagery overlaid with soundtracks composed in C Sound.
		They represent a remarkable creative fusion for one person dealing as they do with layers of programming, 3-dimensional design, video effects and music combined in a complex structure of narrative, harmonics and philosophy.
		Summer 2002 sees the completion of two projects for the Irish Film Board, Butterfly and Mannequin.
	www.wbff.org /films/detail.asp?cid=4&fid=286 (250 words)

	Official Patrick Swayze International Fan Club
		Saturday 14th September 2002: We have heard from the Carousel Picture Company in Luxembourg that they are in the process of making a deal with a US studio for a theatrical release of "George and the Dragon" at the earliest around Easter 2003.
		He and a small unit were filming some additional shots for a scene at the beginning of the film.
		The fantastic adventure film was mainly shot in Luxembourg, among other things in the studios of The Carousel Picture Company in Dommeldange and at Vianden castle.
	www.patrickswayze.net /georgdra1.htm (1644 words)

	Upcoming "Night Train" Screenings
		Night Train has also secured an internet distribution deal and can be seen on the Film Festivals.com website.
		As of January 2, 2003, Night Train is playing in Montreal Canada until further notice.
		We are very pleased to announce that after having been invited to paricipate in the Fantasporto Film Festival in Oporto, Portugal, "Night Train" received the
	home.earthlink.net /~twann/_wsn/page3.html (1644 words)

	Amazon.com: Freaky Friday: Music: Various Artists
		There are only two songs that are performed in the film, "Take Me Away" by Christina Vidal, which is song that the faux band Pink Slip plays in the movie, and "Ultimate," which Lohan sings during the final credits.
		The rec execs sadly accept Simpson's deal with the devil, a decision which still over 2 years later has driven the music industry and listening audiences into a fiery pit of self-destruction and loathing.
		In order to find out how we got to the vile unable-to-carry-a-song-but-my-sister-is-famous media-whore known as Ashlee Simpson, look no further than 2003's Freaky Friday soundtrack, which contains her first recording.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000A4G4M?v=glance (809 words)

	International Keystone Entertainment Inc. releases 2003 year end financial results
		Keystone's new six-picture deal with Miramax will help ensure that the company continues to build major family film franchises with evergreen value.
		Costs directly associated with the Company's film distribution activities were $9.0 million during the current period (2002 - $8.7 million).
		International Keystone Entertainment Inc. continues to build its reputation as a premier family feature film producer with such franchise hits as "Air Bud", "MVP" and "The Duke".
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/05-26-2003/0001953510&EDATE= (809 words)

	Apollo Movie Guide's Review of Willard (2003)
		Knowing that he’s only employed at Martin Stiles Manufacturing because the business was once owned by his now-deceased father, Willard is a human punching bag, and he’s got no way to deal with his accumulating bundle of resentment toward Martin and others in the office who put him down.
		While it’s no more memorable than the 1971 original — why this movie got remade is beyond me — Willard is more than passable entertainment for true horror fans.
		Even with all these weaknesses, the film still works, with plenty of over-the-top creepiness, a diabolical revenge plan that’s great fun to watch unfolding, and lots and lots and lots of rats spilling out of the floors and walls on cue.
	www.moviereviews.ca /mov_fullrev.asp?CID=4720 (809 words)

	beSpacific: February 2003 Archives
		Via EPIC, this February 18, 2003 decision from the Supreme Court of New Hampshire determines liability in a case that involved the use of an information broker, ID theft and pretexting that resulted in the murder of 19 year old Amy Lynn Boyer in 1999.
		The deal is for $70 million in cash, as well as an additional $30 million from a three year incentive plan.
		The music and film industries are expanding their crusade against file-swapping from college campuses to corporate cubicles.
	www.bespacific.com /mt/archives/2003_02.html (809 words)

	2003 TIFF Update #4 - Reviews by David Nusair
		Set at the end of the 1960s, the film follows the Field family through their trials and tribulations over a particularly tumultuous couple of months.
		Director Scott Smith has a keen eye for '60s details (the film feels authentic, from the Volkswagen minibus that Lou's boyfriend drives to the old-school TV commercials that can occasionally be glimpsed), and he's assembled a pitch-perfect cast.
		And it's not that aspect of the film that I object to - it's easy enough to see past the minimalist set design - it's the severely overlong running time (three hours!) and inexplicably odd behavior among characters that does the film in.
	www.reelfilm.com /tiff0304.htm#falling (1145 words)

	ORF-ON Minorities
		The films deal with social and territorial changes, with the driftage into illegality, the fight for work, strangers and solidarity.
		Still until 30 August the film festival "Crossing Europe", a special of the "Diagonale" offers in the context of Graz 2003 - cultural capital of Europe, a cinematic journey through Europe.
		The British film "Last Resort" (15.8.) tells the story of the Russian woman Tina, who comes with her 12 years old child in a reception camp for asylum seekers in the coastal town Stonehaven and tries to eke out a living.
	vgarchiv.orf.at /bin/at/en/news/200308/20030811101756kor.html (191 words)

	News - The Trades for Thursday, December 18th 2003
		Cameras are set to roll at Rome's Cinecitta Studios in March on the $4 million feature film, with parallel plans to turn the project into a TV pilot..." ( more info).
		All film promotional stills/artwork copyright their respective intellectual property holders.
		DMX Projects : "Actor-rapper DMX and his production company, Bloodline Films, have made a deal to star in and produce two pics with Emmett/Furla Films.
	www.darkhorizons.com /news03/031218g.php (191 words)

	Longhorn American Indian Council - 2003 Film Festival
		Already having won numerous awards as a relatively new film, this film features awesome acting that portrays Native people in a refreshingly real, modern way as the characters deal with love, identity, forgiveness, and dreams.
		Narrated by James Earl Jones, this film explores the issue of racial identity among Native and African Americans.
		The following films will be shown inside the Texas Union Theater at 7pm on Monday, November 1, 8, and 15.
	studentorgs.utexas.edu /laic/filmfestival04.html (191 words)

	Sundance Feels "Blue," Gets in "Flow" - Jan 31, 2005 - E! Online News
		The film, lauded for its provocative, yet fair dissection of the Iraq war, was made by Eugene Jarecki, brother of Andrew Jarecki, whose film, Capturing the Friedmans, won the same prize in 2003.
		The film also scored the biggest distribution deal of the festival after it was snapped up by Paramount/MTV Films for a reported $9 million.
		The film, set in Memphis, was something of a surprise winner, as it failed to attract much Sundance buzz and met with mixed reviews overall.
	www.eonline.com /News/Items/0,1,15815,00.html?newsrellink (784 words)

	MBR: Internet Bookwatch, December 2003
		Big stars as well as crucial supporting characters from the history of film, (including scandals, success, great power, and hidden secrets preserved until after death) pack the pages of this fact-filled and enthusiastically recommended compendium.
		Individual chapters wonderfully illustrate such issues as overcoming hurdles to join quartets or ensembles; dealing with reviews; rehearsal difficulties; settling in to a new life of teaching chamber music; and a great deal more.
		How To Succeed In An Ensemble: Reflections On A Life In Chamber Music by Abram Loft (Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester), is a combination personal memoir and practical advice sourcebook written by an impressively accomplished musician and educator who spent a quarter century in ensemble life with the Fine Arts.
	www.midwestbookreview.com /ibw/dec_03.htm (14486 words)

	Two of a Kind - CSO Magazine - October 2003
		Todd has mandated that his security staff cannot touch a patron, except in self-defense, but there are always two or three state troopers on hand to deal with any arrests or violent security problems.
		For Friel and Todd, playing detective and piecing together all the aspects of a scam is usually gratifying, but doing so almost 12 hours after the perps have decamped with their winnings is far from ideal.
		After the shuffle, he left the casino floor to review the film and give the sequence of cards to the players—his four accomplices—who then played the next round knowing whether the banker's or the player's hand would win.
	www.csoonline.com /read/100103/kind.html (14486 words)

	MOTOWN - FUNK BROTHERS SUED BY FILM FIRM
		In its suit, filed last week (28APR04) in California's Superior Court, Rimshot claims the firm signed an exclusive two-year management contract in February 2003 to represent the Funk Brothers, and then attempted to terminate the deal in February (04).
		MOTOWN legends the FUNK BROTHERS are being sued by the film producers who helped bring the sidemen out of the shadows.
		Rimshot claims the firm is still owed more than $30,000 (GBP16,700) in commissions.
	excite.contactmusic.com /new/xmlfeed.nsf/0/6052E50B7FAAE0F080256E8A006F4BA1!opendocument (230 words)

	SPLICEDwire 2003 Seattle International Film Festival coverage (2003)
		A film that could have been outstanding but was ultimately botched was "Overnight." It's the true story of a bartender who lands himself a $15 million budget for a film from his very first script -- and a record deal to boot.
		This near-perfect film compassionately portrays the lives of some of the city's numerous canines (Bucharest was once called "the city of dogs"), and uses them as a metaphor for all forms of strays and social outcasts.
		The Canadian film "Wild Dogs," on the other hand, pretends to be wicked with one of its plots involving porn in Bucharest, but then opens like a stunning flower.
	www.splicedonline.com /03features/2003siff2.html (1069 words)

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