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Snow Falling on Fortunenew

The fateful consequences of pondering precipitation.

New York Press | Eric Kohn | 03-22-2007 | Reviews

Tags: First Snow, Mark Fergus

Girls Will Be Boysnew

Despite Iranian censorship, Panahi's film shows female discrimination.

New York Press | Jennifer Merin | 03-22-2007 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Jafar Panahi, Offside

Seeking Faithnew

An existential dilemma told in black and white.

New York Press | Armond White | 03-22-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Luc Besson, Angel-A

Irish Ire in a Bizarro NYCnew

NBC's The Black Donnellys is not so much the sprawling epic of an Irish-American family's rise to power in organized crime, as it is a game of spot the rip-off.

New York Press | Stan Friedman | 03-22-2007 | TV

Tags: TV

Under Pressurenew

An investigation of the credit industry's unregulated exploitation.

New York Press | Matt Peterson | 03-15-2007 | Reviews

Tags: James D. Scurlock, Maxed Out

Dissenting Opinionsnew

The battle for Irish independence is used as analogy for current wartimes.

New York Press | Armond White | 03-15-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Ken Loach, The Wind That Shakes the Barley

What the Future Holds for Sarah Silvermannew

Silverman's not a socially irresponsible, ignorant bitch -- she just plays one on The Sarah Silverman Program.

New York Press | Michael Sandlin | 03-15-2007 | TV

Tags: TV

Global Family Valuesnew

Mira Nair talks about her latest film, an intergenerational family saga about Ashoke and Ashima who, immediately after their arranged marriage in Calcutta, immigrate to the United States.

New York Press | Jennifer Merin | 03-08-2007 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Mira Nair, The Namesake