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MFF2010 Day 1: Friday

Mundane History The first movie we watched on the first full day of the film festival was Mundane History from Thailand, directed by Anocha Suwichakornpong: Ake, a young man recently paralyzed from the waist down, sits sullenly in bed all … Continue reading

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12th Annual Maryland Film Festival 2010

Jed Dietz opened the 12th Annual Maryland Film Festival a few weeks ago on Thursday, May 6 at the MICA Brown Center with a series of seven short films all of which I enjoyed… Continue reading

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Celebrate Bastille Day with 10 French Movie Favorites

On the occasion of the French national holiday I thought I would dedicate today’s post to a few French movies I love. Classic or modern, funny, thrilling, dramatic, sad or serious… I find so much beauty, realism, openness, elegance, magic … Continue reading

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MFF2009: Sunday and Closing Night

Sunday. Mother’s Day. The Mother’s Day weekend was dedicated to the Maryland Film Festival for as long as I can remember. I think only once it took place a week earlier or later. I have been lucky because my mother … Continue reading

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MFF2009: Saturday

Our movie marathon continued Saturday, May 8 with four screenings at the Charles. In the last few years it became our tradition to start off the festival Saturday with a screening in 3D. This year it would have been Inferno … Continue reading

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MFF2009: Friday

When we put together our five screenings for the first full festival day I already thought it would become quite an exhausting Friday. And this really turned out to become one rock star day of watching movies without a pause … Continue reading

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Vozvrashcheniye – The Return

Yesterday I watched such a film: Vozvrashcheniye or The Return, by Russian director Andrei Zvyagintsev. What a brilliant and unforgettable movie! Continue reading

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Happy Halloween 2008

Our Halloween pumpkin display 2008: Ingmar Bergman, Donnie Darko, Clockwork Orange, and an MC Escher inspired pattern. Continue reading

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