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Politics, war and religion - how Hollywood learned to do serious

From Che Guevara to the Iraq war, US studios will unleash an unprecedented clutch of heavyweight films

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-11-2008
Paris intellectuals make case for porn

Paris will hold its first alternative pornographic film festival: a no-holds-barred celebration of X-rated action

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Glad to be grey: John Patterson on Young @ Heart

Why teach your grandma to suck eggs when you can teach her to sing Sonic Youth? John Patterson wonders if the future of movies is grey

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Sure shot: Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch on his basketball movie

Buddhist. Activist. MC. Now, Beastie Boys man Adam Yauch has turned documentarian. Alex Rayner asks Hornblower what's up

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Pullman wins battle of Jericho boatyard

Author calls for rethink on development of historic Oxford boatyard after inspector rejects plans to build luxury flats

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Xan Brooks on the significance of film festivals

There are more than 1,000 film festivals every year. Xan Brooks reports on the black hole of moviedom, and asks what all these extravaganzas are really for

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Video: Reel Review: Gomorrah

Xan Brooks reviews the Italian mafia film based on Roberto Saviano's inside story

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Simon Block on why he chose to write about Thomas Hurndall, the British student shot by the IDF

Simon Block on why he chose to write about Thomas Hurndall, the British student shot by the IDF

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-07-2008
Stone's psychodrama of party animal turned president is missing its final act

Bush biopic of free world's unlikeliest leader rushed into cinemas before election

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Ricky Gervais and the Little Britain boys are wowing em Stateside

With Ricky Gervais and the Little Britain boys wowing em Stateside, UK audiences are, at last, not playing pop-culture catch up

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