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'Synecdoche, New York': Everyone is Everyonenew

Charie Kaufman's directorial debut is a thoughtful, existential, and brilliant film
Metroland  |  John Brodeur  |  12-18-2008  |  Reviews

'Synecdoche': Imperfect Copiesnew

Charlie Kaufman overreaches with his surreal story of a director making his life into an ever-evolving play.
Tucson Weekly  |  James DiGiovanna  |  11-28-2008  |  Reviews

Charlie Kaufman Takes on Life Itselfnew

It's tempting to get entangled in the little details sparkling throughout Charlie Kaufman's directorial debut, Synecdoche, New York.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Alan Cho  |  11-13-2008  |  Reviews

'Gunnin' for That #1 Spot' is Like a Better 'Hoop Dreams'new

As Nathaniel Hörnblowér, he's directed a gazillion Beastie Boys videos, but here, Adam Yauch profiles nine high school kids (including Lake Oswego's Kevin Love and Medford's Kyle Singler) as they gear up to play in the annual "Elite 24" basketball game at Harlem's Rucker Park.
The Portland Mercury  |  Erik Henriksen  |  06-27-2008  |  Reviews

Illegal Immigrants Find Out that Brooklyn isn't All Skinny Jeansnew

Sangre de Mi Sangre is decidedly not a fun, sexy summer movie, eschewing as it does romance for tentative connections forged in desperation, and fight scenes dripping with money for gritty life-or-death lunges on the streets of a Brooklyn rarely seen on film.
New York Press  |  Mark Peikert  |  05-15-2008  |  Reviews

Bombs Away!new

Our critic's list of great movies that other critics hated includes Cleopatra, Heaven's Gate, Ishtar and Gigli.
Isthmus  |  Kent Williams  |  12-26-2006  |  Reviews

The People's Historiannew

At 80-plus, Zinn has the kind of sheen that emanates, spreading cheer even as he exposes the corruption, deceit, and violence that characterize the lion's share of the history he studies. Zinn's beauty is the beauty of righteousness.
SF Weekly  |  Melissa Levine  |  10-19-2004  |  Reviews

Political Pranksters Invent the Art of 'Identity Correction'new

The Yes Men, Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno, developed Web sites like GWBush.com that people thought were real, then masqueraded as influential men to satirize the goals they despised.
East Bay Express  |  Melissa Levine  |  10-05-2004  |  Reviews

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