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Cabin Fever
directed by Eli Roth
Gore Galore: Eli Roth's Cabin Fever Finger lickin' good...though this nasty flesh eating virus movie reminds one of better classic horror movies from the '70s... |
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Cabin Fever
directed by Eli Roth
Teenage Wasteland Cabin Fever takes old elements and make them fresh due to its satirical approach and ample gore. |
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Calendar Girls
directed by Nigel Cole
Nude 'n' Naughty Loosely based on the real-life story of 11 middle-aged women who posed nude back in 1999 for a pin-up calendar released by the Rylstone's Women's Institute, Calendar Girls tells the heartwarming tale of two best friends who shed their inhibitions to raise more than half-a-million pounds for leukemia research. |
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Callas Forever
directed by Franco Zeffirelli
Norma, Carmen, Callas Franco Zeffirelli's Callas Forever imagines another fate for the famed opera singer. |
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CAMP
directed by Todd Graff
Sondheim Devotees Unite "If I could give you one piece of advice, it'd be to go home. What goes on up here isn't normal." - Bert Hanley, CAMP's resident director, encouraging those in attendance |
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Capote
directed by Bennett Miller
Truman Capote's Dark Side Excellent biopic of flamboyant author of In Cold Blood, Phillip Seymour Hoffman gets into the author's skin and psyche in an insightful and disturbing portrait. |
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Capturing the Friedmans
directed by Andrew Jarecki
Putting the Fun into Dysfunctional After watching Andrew Jarecki's intimate documentary, you'll likely never look at another sensational pedophile story the same way. |
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Capturing the Friedmans
directed by Andrew Jarecki
Who Should I Believe? Capturing the Friedmans is a brilliant documentary that questions our memories and our fascination with voyeurism. |
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Carnage
directed by Delphine Gleize
Carnage: A Bloody Bullseye A multi-faceted story from 28-year-old French director, Delphine Gleize about 12 European strangers and their connection to a fiery Andalusian bull named Romero. |
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Cars
directed by John Lasseter
Auto-mation Despite Cars' flaws, Pixar once again proves itself incapable of making a bad movie. |
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