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'The Exiles' kicks off fall at DFT

freep.com     11 hrs ago          

BY JOHN MONAGHAN FREE PRESS SPECIAL WRITER • August 21, 2008 A nearly forgotten film about American Indians as they try to make their way in L.A. opens a new season at the Detroit Film Theatre on the weekend of Sept. 19-21....                    

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Indie Weekend Box Office: French 'Girl Cut in Two' on Top

cinematical.com     Aug 18, 2008          

Filed under: Comedy, Documentary, Drama, Foreign Language, Thrillers, Box Office, Cinematical IndieThe French are at it again! After last month's unexpected breakout success of French thriller Tell No One, surely it's no...                    

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MADAME BOVARY (Jean Renoir, 1933)

grunes.wordpress.com     Aug 18, 2008          

One hopes that a film version of Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovary will have something of the excitement of the 1856 original, whose realism refreshed the art form of the novel. Jean Renoir’s film is one of his string of 1930s...                    

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Critic wrangle: "A Girl Cut in Two."

ifc.com     Aug 15, 2008   1 related          

It's the week of the twilight auteurs, with films from the 72-year-old Woody Allen, the 88-year-old Eric Rohmer and the 78-year-old and still intimidatingly prolific Claude Chabrol in theaters. "A Girl Cut in Two" is vintage...                    

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Movie Review | 'A Girl Cut in Two': Two Men Wage a War Only to Harm the Spoils

nytimes.com     Aug 15, 2008   5 related          

different men and her own warring desires. plays Gabrielle Deneige, who, as befits her sunny smile and frigid last name (neige means snow in French), breezily delivers the weather on a regional Lyon news show. Flirty and...                    

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'A Girl Cut in Two': Chabrol Sharpens His Knife

nysun.com     Aug 15, 2008          

The opening credits sequence of "A Girl Cut in Two" features a through-the-windshield view of a twisting road outside Lyon, France, and is drenched in the rich sounds of a Puccini aria and a suggestive shade of red. This is a...                    

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Exclusive Clip: 'A Girl Cut in Two'

cinematical.com     Aug 14, 2008   1 related          

Filed under: Drama, Foreign Language, Romance, Fandom, Movie Marketing, Cinematical Indie, Trailers and ClipsCinematical has just received this exclusive clip from Claude Chabrol's A Girl Cut in Two, which enjoyed a recent...                    

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A Girl Cut in Two (La Fillee Coupee en Deux) Film Review

newsblaze.com     Aug 13, 2008          

Weathergirl Forecasts Stormy Love Triangle in Romance Drama from Claude Chabrol Gabrielle (Ludivine Sagnier) is a television weathergirl in France whose star is rapidly rising. Afterall, the popular blonde-of-the-moment has...                    

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French Connection

observer.com     Aug 12, 2008          

Bruce Goldstein has programmed a fantastic five weeks of French film noir and thrillers, spanning 1937 to 2000, and playing from now through Sept. 11 at Film Forum. The series has already begun, but it’s not too late to catch...                    

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A Girl Cut in Two

reverseshot.com     Aug 11, 2008          

Not unlike Chabrol’s recent works, A Girl Cut in Two takes a pragmatic, almost laidback approach to its sensational narrative, situating scandal as something of a given within such privileged settings. Though superficially...                    

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