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• May 18, 2012
• 21:53

  Critic’s Notebook: Cannes, With ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ and an Auteur Spirit

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  Michael Haneke, Abbas Kiarostami and other luminaries have films in competition at the Cannes Film Festival.
  
  
• 19:04

  Echoes of Tiananmen, on Film, Face Hurdles in China

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  A film on Cui Jian, the rock musician whose songs embodied the spirit of hope and protest among young people in China in 1989, faces obstacles in getting distributed.
  
  
• 14:27

  Movie Review: ‘Indie Game: The Movie,’ About Fez and Phil Fish

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  “Indie Game: The Movie” is a tenderly wrought portrait of four independent video game designers.
  
  
• 14:19

  Movie Listings for May 18-24

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  A critical guide to movies playing in and outside the New York area.
  
  
• 14:18

  Movie Review: ‘Beyond the Black Rainbow,’ Directed by Panos Cosmatos

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  “Beyond the Black Rainbow” is set in a gloomy, underpopulated clinic outfitted with mysterious doors, where the staff members behave as oddly as the inmates.
  
  
• 14:10

  Movie Review: ‘Tales From Dell City, Texas’ Documents a Dying Town

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  Tales From Dell City, Texas” examines a rural community losing its ways of life.
  
  
• 14:10

  Movie Review: ‘Lovely Molly,’ Directed by Eduardo Sanchez

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  In “Lovely Molly,” the director Eduardo Sanchez paints an intimate portrait of a tormented young newlywed and recovering addict in a haunted house.
  
  
• 14:03

  Movie Review: ‘The Samaritan,’ Starring Samuel L. Jackson

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  In “The Samaritan,” Samuel L. Jackson stars as a former con man asked to assist in another swindle.
  
  
• 14:03

  Movie Review: ‘Mahler on the Couch,’ Directed by Percy and Felix Adlon

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  “Mahler on the Couch” dramatizes Gustav Mahler’s tempestuous marriage and his consultation with Sigmund Freud.
  
  
• 14:03

  Movie Review: ‘Quill,’ Directed by Yoichi Sai

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  “Quill: The Life of a Guide Dog” tells the story of the raising and training of a Labrador retriever.
  
  
• 14:03

  Movie Review: ‘Never Stand Still,’ a History of Jacob’s Pillow

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  “Never Stand Still: Dancing at Jacob’s Pillow” is a history of the dance festival as it approaches its 80th season.
  
  
• 13:52

  Movie Review: Follow Me,’ a Biography of Jonathan Netanyahu

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  “Follow Me: The Yoni Netanyahu Story” remembers the commando who died at Entebbe.
  
  
• 13:43

  Movie Review: ‘American Animal,’ a Matt D’Elia Production

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  “American Animal,” written, produced, directed and starring Matt D’Elia, is about a terminally ill man given to delivering monologues to his patient roommate.
  
  
• 13:35

  Movie Review: ‘What to Expect When You’re Expecting,’ With Cameron Diaz

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  “What to Expect When You’re Expecting,” directed by Kirk Jones, takes the edge off Heidi Murkoff’s best seller, probably for the dads, mostly.
  
  
• 13:35

  Movie Review: ‘The Color Wheel,’ Directed by Alex Ross Perry

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  “The Color Wheel,” a black-and-white film approaching the mumblecore school, is written by its two stars.
  
  
• 13:33

  Movie Review: ‘Polisse,’ Directed by and Starring Maïwenn

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  “Polisse,” from Maïwenn, illuminates French society with a toughness and fidelity that few other recent movies have dared.
  
  
• 13:33

  Movie Review: Schizophrenia in Dustin Lance Black’s Film ‘Virginia’

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  Dustin Lance Black’s film “Virginia” follows the chaotic life of the title character (played by Jennifer Connelly), who is schizophrenic.
  
  
• 13:30

  Movie Review : ‘Hysteria,’ With Hugh Dancy and Maggie Gyllenhaal

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  In “Hysteria,” directed by Tanya Wexler, Hugh Dancy is a medical man in Victorian London with busy hands and satisfied female patients.
  
  
• 13:26

  Movie Review: ‘Mansome,’ Morgan Spurlock’s Take on Masculinity

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  In “Mansome,” the documentarian Morgan Spurlock focuses on the many facets of men’s grooming.
  
  
• 13:21

  Movie Review: Aliens Fight Heroic Earthlings in ‘Battleship’

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  “Battleship,” a movie loosely based on the Hasbro game, is a cacophonous special-effects extravaganza.
  
  
• 10:13

  The Specialists, Prop Weapons Supplier to ‘Men in Black 3’

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  Rick Washburn’s company the Specialists, in SoHo, supplies prop firearms to movie and TV productions, like “Boardwalk Empire” and “Men in Black 3.”
  
  
• 10:03

  Bradford Young, Cinematographer for ‘Middle of Nowhere’

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  Bradford Young, whose movies have focused on people who have been marginalized, says he is still trying to figure out what he wants to say with the camera.
  
  
• 9:33

  Snapshot | Matt D’Elia: Matt D’Elia on His Debut, ‘American Animal’

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  Matt D’Elia, director, writer and star of “American Animal,” is much nicer than he appears on screen.
  
  
• 7:11

  MOVIES: This Week’s Movies | May 18, 2012

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  The New York Times film critics on “What to Expect When You’re Expecting,” “The Color Wheel” and “Battleship.”
  
  
• 6:35

  MOVIES: Arming the Movies

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  The Specialists, Ltd., a Manhattan company, provides all types of weapons to the movie and TV industries.
  
  
• 5:06

  MOVIES: Exclusive Clip: ‘American Animal’

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  A scene from the comedy "American Animal," directed by and starring Matt D'Elia.
  
  
• 3:48

  ArtsBeat: The Leader, el Comandante: A Former Foreign Correspondent Weighs In on Real and Big-Screen Dictators

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  As I sat in a theater watching the faux dictator of the made-up Republic of Wadiya carry on, I imagined all those real-life autocrats sitting in the dark around me guffawing at the execution jokes.
  
  
• 3:25

  Lindsay Lohan and Her ‘Liz & Dick’ Role

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  The producer of “Liz & Dick,” a television film about Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, says some of Taylor’s friends aren’t happy about his casting Lindsay Lohan.
  
  
• 3:08

  ArtsBeat: Morgan Spurlock, Male Grooming and 'Mansome'

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  In the film, Mr. Spurlock interviews many men, from celebrities like Jason Bateman and Zach Galifianakis, to the award-winning beardsman Jack Passion, in a quest to understand how men's grooming habits have evolved.
  
  
• May 17, 2012
• 6:32

  ArtsBeat: Broadway Musical 'Priscilla Queen of the Desert' to Close

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  The musical, about a team of drag performers journeying through remote Australia in a camping (and camp) bus, will play its final show at the Palace Theater on June 24.
  
  
• 4:05

  ArtsBeat: Alan Rickman to Play CBGB Founder in Biopic

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  Alan Rickman will portray play Hilly Kristal, the iconoclastic bearded, flannel-wearing founder of the famous East Village punk-rock club CBGB, in a biographical film to be shot this summer.
  
  
• May 16, 2012
• 15:33

  Special Report: Cannes Festival: They'll Always Have Cannes

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  For better or worse the Cannes International Film Festival seems more than ever a model of stability, at a time when other major European festivals are working through regime changes.
  
  
• 10:27

  Movie Review: ‘Elena,’ by Andrei Zvyagintsev, Set In and Around Moscow

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  “Elena,” by Andrei Zvyagintsev, follows a married couple and their class resentments.
  
  
• 9:47

  Movie Review: ‘The Dictator,’ Sacha Baron Cohen’s New Comedy

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  Sacha Baron Cohen’s newest creation, Admiral General Aladeen, is the star of the new comedy “The Dictator.”
  
  
• May 15, 2012
• 2:51

  Campaign Spotlight: Ads Advise Maximizing the Moviegoing Experience - Campaign Spotlight

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  A new campaign from Imax urges movigoers to watch large-format films for emotional rather than rational reasons.
  
  
• May 14, 2012
• 2:29

  ArtsBeat: 'The Avengers' Holds Strong at No. 1

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  Tim Burton's tepidly reviewed "Dark Shadows" wilted under the holdover heat of "Marvel's The Avengers," which took in an astounding $103.2 million at North American theaters in its second weekend.
  
  
• 1:52

  Joyce Redman, Actress Who Feasted on Roles, Dies at 96

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  Ms. Redman was widely acclaimed for her intelligent stage presence in Shakespearean drama and French comedy.
  
  
• May 13, 2012
• 17:53

  Character Study: Gone Hollywood, Bollywood Theater in Queens Still Struggles

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  Somasundaram Gunasegaram is showing more American films at Jackson Heights Cinema, but business is tough.To keep his Bollywood theater in Queens from going under, Somasundaram Gunasegaram started showing American movies. But he is already $100,000 behind on rent.
  
  
• May 12, 2012
• 8:21

  Critic’s Notebook: From After Dark Films, a Spate of Genre Movies

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  After Dark Films has released a series of B movies that glory in their bullets, explosions and martial arts.
  
  
• 6:40

  Movie Review: ‘Dangerous Ishhq,’ Starring Karisma Kapoor

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  “Dangerous Ishhq,” starring Karisma Kapoor and Rajniesh Duggall, follows two lovers through their past lives.
  
  
• 6:13

  ‘Elena’ and Its Director, Andrei Zvyagintsev

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  The director Andrei Zvyagintsev’s film “Elena” has led to his regard as a seer of contemporary Russia.
  
  
• 5:54

  Side Effects: The ‘Hunger Games’ Mockingjay: Fiction, for Now

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  With the growing availability of tools to modify organisms, a creature like the bird imagined in the “Hunger Games” series is not an impossible fantasy.
  
  
• 4:54

  Andrew Garfield on Playing Biff Loman and Spider-Man

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  Andrew Garfield’s Biff, in “Death of a Salesman” on Broadway, is just the latest in a string of conflicted, richly complex characters this 28-year-old actor has played in his short but already impressive career.
  
  
• 4:49

  MOVIES: This Week’s Movies | May 11, 2012

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  The New York Times film critics on “Dark Shadows,” “Girl in Progress,” and “Tonight You’re Mine.”
  
  
• 4:48

  MOVIES | ANATOMY OF A SCENE: Inside ‘Tonight You’re Mine’

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  In Anatomy of a Scene, David Mackenzie narrates a scene from his film, which was shot at a Scotland music festival.
  
  
• 4:43

  Movie Review: ‘Under African Skies,’ About the Paul Simon Album ‘Graceland’

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  In “Under African Skies,” the filmmaker Joe Berlinger recounts the controversy surrounding Paul Simon’s album “Graceland.”
  
  
• 4:43

  Movie Review: ‘Tonight You’re Mine,’ Directed by David Mackenzie

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  “Tonight You’re Mine,” filmed at an actual rock festival, is a meet-cute romantic comedy that manages to feel fresh and lively.
  
  
• 4:43

  Movie Review: ‘Bonsái,’ From Chile, Directed by Cristián Jiménez

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  In Cristián Jiménez’s “Bonsái,” a struggling writer constructs a novel from a tragic first love, but it isn’t clear what is memory and what is fiction.
  
  
• 4:43

  Movie Review: ‘Nobody Else but You,’ Directed by Gérald Hustache-Mathieu

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  In the sardonic neo-noir “Nobody Else but You” an amateur gumshoe discovers a dead woman who had a lot in common with Marilyn Monroe. Obsession and detective work follow.
  
  
• 4:30

  Movie Review: Bobcat Goldthwait’s Film Satire ‘God Bless America’

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  Bobcat Goldthwait has written “God Bless America,” a film satire that follows a man and a teenage girl who kill the people who offend them.
  
  
• 4:30

  Movie Review : ‘I Wish,’ Directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda

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  In “I Wish” the director Hirokazu Kore-eda spins an elliptical tale of two young brothers trying to reunite their parents.
  
  
• 4:30

  Movie Review: ‘Where Do We Go Now?,’ From Nadine Labaki

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  In a Middle Eastern village, where Christians and Muslims coexist, the women are bent on keeping their hotheaded husbands from starting a religious war.
  
  
• 4:23

  Movie Review: ‘Portrait of Wally,’ Documentary on Schiele Painting

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  “Portrait of Wally” is a documentary on the Third Reich’s art thefts and their aftermath, spotlighting the fate of Egon Schiele’s 1912 oil painting of his mistress.
  
  
• 4:23

  Movie Review: ‘Sleepless Night,’ Directed by Frédéric Jardin

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  In “Sleepless Night,” a corrupt police officer must return the cocaine he nabbed from a vicious dealer in order to release his son from the dealer’s sweaty clutches.
  
  
• 4:23

  Movie Review: ‘Small, Beautifully Moving Parts,’ With Mary Beth Peil

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  In “Small, Beautifully Moving Parts,” a pregnant technophile in Los Angeles sets out for an uninvited reunion with her mother, currently residing off the grid in the Arizona desert.
  
  
• 4:23

  Movie Review: ‘The Road,’ by the Philippine Director Yam Laranas

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  “The Road” conjures a hushed, supernatural universe covering two decades after three joy-riding teenagers disappear at night.
  
  
• 4:23

  Movie Review: ‘A Bag of Hammers,’ With Jake Sandvig and Jason Ritter

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  In “A Bag of Hammers,” two Los Angeles slackers and car stealers are called to adult responsibilities.
  
  
• 4:23

  Movie Review: ‘Nesting,’ With Todd Grinnell and Ali Hillis

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  “Nesting” centers on a young couple in their 30s who are worried that the spark and sense of adventure have gone out of their marriage.
  
  
• 4:23

  Movie Review: ‘Hick,’ Directed by Derick Martini

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  In “Hick,” when a young girl decides to leave her Nebraska home for a glamorous life in Las Vegas, she enters an American heartland jumble of dangers and snares.
  
  
• 4:23

  Movie Review: ‘You Are Here,’ With Tracy Wright

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  “You Are Here” is an unsettling visual inquiry, with a methodical archivist as a sleuth, into the nature of consciousness.
  
  
• 4:17

  Movie Review: ‘Girl in Progress’ With Eva Mendes and Cierra Ramirez

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  “Girl in Progress” is a teenager-coming-of-age tale that, by virtue of its self-conscious parody of that genre, turns out to be an unusually smart example of it.
  
  
• 4:00

  Movie Review: Johnny Depp Stars in Tim Burton’s ‘Dark Shadows’

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  Johnny Depp plays Barnabas Collins in this comedy from Tim Burton (their eighth movie together), based on the soap opera from the 1960s and ’70s.
  
  
• 3:30

  Sexuality and Other Female (Film) Troubles

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  “Hysteria,” starring Maggie Gyllenhaal, is just one of several new films directed by women that depict sexuality from a female perspective.
  
  
• 2:00

  New DVDs: ‘Pillow Talk,’ ‘Girl on a Motorcycle’

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  The suggestion of sex permeates “Pillow Talk” (1959) and “Girl on a Motorcycle” (1968), two unrated movies newly reissued on Blu-ray.
  
  
• 0:37

  Weekend Miser: Hitchcock and ‘Mildred Pierce’ at Museum of Moving Image

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  The Museum of the Moving Image offers movies and lots of extra features.
  
  
• 0:32

  Morbid Beauty in ‘Dark Shadows’

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  Images from Tim Burton’s comedy starring Johnny Depp.
  
  
• 0:30

  Wes Anderson’s ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ With Bill Murray

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  “Moonrise Kingdom,” Wes Anderson’s seventh feature, concerns a group of adults searching for fugitive teenage lovebirds on a New England island in 1965.
  
  
• 0:00

  ‘The Color Wheel’ and ‘Impolex,’ Films by Alex Ross Perry

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  The director Alex Ross Perry’s latest film is “The Color Wheel,” a comedy-drama about contentious siblings played by himself and Carlen Altman.
  
  
• May 11, 2012
• 23:29

  ArtsBeat: This Week's Movies, May 11

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  The New York Times film critics on "Dark Shadows," "Girl in Progress," and "Tonight You're Mine."
  
  
• 13:43

  Movie Listings for may 11-17

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  A selected guide to movies playing in and outside the New York area.
  
  
• 11:43

  Renoir’s Vision for a United Europe in ‘Grand Illusion’

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  Renoir’s “Grand Illusion,” from 1937 (and now newly restored), may have lessons for a Europe bitterly divided at present.
  
  
• 9:34

  MOVIES: Exclusive Clip: ‘The Color Wheel’

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  A scene from "The Color Wheel," directed and co-written by Alex Ross Perry.
  
  
• 2:51

  ArtsBeat: 'Chaplin' Musical Tramps Its Way to Broadway

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  “Chaplin,” a new musical about the life and career of Charlie Chaplin, is to begin previews at the Barrymore Theater in August.
  
  
• May 10, 2012
• 14:53

  National Briefing | Midwest: Illinois: Deliberations Begin in Case of Killings of Actress’s Relatives

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  Jurors in the case of the man accused of killing relatives of the Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson began deliberations on Wednesday after prosecutors insisted that “a tsunami of evidence” linked him to the crime.
  
  
• 12:27

  Movie Review: ‘The Observers’ Looks at Mount Washington

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  Jacqueline Goss’s experimental film “The Observers” looks at different seasons on Mount Washington in New Hampshire.
  
  
• 6:36

  ArtsBeat: Polanski's Next Movie Is of a Man Persecuted, a k a the Dreyfus Affair

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  The pursuit of Roman Polanski by American authorities who remain intent on bringing him to trial for a decades-old sex offense to some in France is reminiscent of the treason trial of Capt. Alfred Dreyfus.
  
  
• 0:23

  ArtsBeat: After a Record-Breaking Weekend, 'Avengers' Director Joss Whedon Reflects

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  In an interview-slash-self-analysis at the Web site whedonesque.com, Joss Whedon, the director and screenwriter of "The Avengers," talked about his future plans and how the film's success has or has not changed his life.
  
  
• May 09, 2012
• 22:19

  ArtsBeat: Celebrate Brooklyn Announces It Summer Lineup

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  The nearly two-month-long festival returns for its 34th year, featuring an international roster of artists.
  
  
• 14:48

  National Briefing | Midwest: Illinois: Defense Rests Quickly in Killings of Actress’s Relatives

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  The man accused of killing three relatives of the Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson did not take the stand, and his lawyers put on a mere 30-minute defense on Tuesday.
  
  
• 13:21

  David Ayer’s ‘End of Watch,’ in Los Angeles Grit

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  The director David Ayer’s film “End of Watch” continues his exploration of police officers in the Los Angeles neighborhood where he grew up.
  
  
• 12:27

  Movie Review: ‘Patience (After Sebald),’ a Documentary

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  W. G. Sebald, the German-born author of “The Emigrants,” “Austerlitz” and “The Rings of Saturn,” is the subject of a new documentary.
  
  
• 0:15

  Director Favorites

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  Images of directors’ choices for their favorite summer movies.
  
  
• May 08, 2012
• 17:23

  AMC Said to Be Talking Sale to Wanda Group of China

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  AMC Entertainment, which owns the second-largest movie theater chain in North America, is in talks to sell itself or a significant stake to one of China’s largest theater owners, according to those briefed on discussions.
  
  
• 15:20

  New Ambitions in Philippine Film Business

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  As independent filmmakers break away from the country's formulaic movie productions, a Philippine film is getting a first-ever release in North America.
  
  
• 15:11

  Fashion Gala at Metropolitan Museum Compares Schiaparelli and Prada

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  The gala, held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, compared Elsa Schiaparelli and Miuccia Prada, whose work is separated by a half-century.
  
  
• 5:10

  A Digital Manhattan in ‘The Avengers’

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  A look inside how visual effects artists at Industrial Light & Magic created a virtual New York for Joss Whedon’s film.
  
  
• 5:05

  ‘Marvel’s The Avengers’ Top Box Office Record

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  “The Avengers” took in about $200.3 million over the weekend, smashing the record for the biggest opening weekend of all time.
  
  
• 5:04

  Media Decoder: James Cameron on Chinese Filmmakers, Censorship and Potential Co-Productions

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  The director was in Beijing to meet with people in the Chinese film industry.
  
  
• 1:12

  ArtsBeat: Offshoot of Tribeca Film Festival Coming to Florence

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  The parent company of the Tribeca Film Festival is establishing Tribeca Firenze, a series of film programming that will run June 11 to June 18 as part of the Tuscan Sun Festival.
  
  
• 0:21

  ArtsBeat: Slum Scenes in 'The Avengers' Are Criticized in India

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  Audience members and actors in India have taken issue with a sequence from "The Avengers" set in the slums of Kolkata (formerly known as Calcutta), saying it emphasizes the most negative aspects of that city.
  
  
• May 06, 2012
• 12:45

  Television: Tim Burton Brings TV’s ‘Dark Shadows’ Back, as a Movie

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  Tim Burton’s “Dark Shadows,” opening Friday, was born of his love of the television series of the same name, from Dan Curtis, that ran in the late 1960s.
  
  
• May 05, 2012
• 14:42

  Greta Gerwig Stars in ‘Lola Versus’

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  Greta Gerwig takes her profession seriously, but her naturalness on screen can make it seem as though she is merely playing a version of herself, over and over again.
  
  
• 11:21

  Summer DVDs: Blu-ray and DVD Picks for the Summer

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  Want a film for a quiet Sunday? How about “Barbarella” (1968)?
  
  
• 11:20

  Breakout Actors in Summer Movies

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  A look at five breakout actors from the season.
  
  
• 11:19

  Five Directors Choose Their Favorite Summer Movies

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  Five directors share their favorite summer movies.
  
  
• 11:19

  Summer Movies: Lynn Shelton, Director of ‘Your Sister’s Sister’

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  Lynn Shelton, the director of “Your Sister’s Sister,” talks about her Claire Denis epiphany, when she realized, at the age of 37, that the door to directing a feature film had not shut for her yet.
  
  
• 10:40

  ArtsBeat: Yauch, Beastie Boys Rapper Known as ‘MCA,’ Dies

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  Mr. Yauch, who was one of the founders of the seminal hip-hop group the Beastie Boys, died of cancer at 47.
  
  
• 10:03

  Movie Review: Kunal Deshmukh’s ‘Jannat 2,’ a Hindi Film

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  In Kunal Deshmukh’s “Jannat 2” everyone is angry and wants a gun.
  
  
• 9:54

  ArtsBeat: An Indie Impresario, Who Made His Mark Fast and Memorably

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  Adam Yauch's slate at Oscilloscope Pictures felt less bought and more curated and very quickly, the company became synonymous with smart, interesting work.
  
  
• 9:21

  MOVIES: This Week’s Movies

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  The New York Times film critics on “The Avengers,” “Last Call at the Oasis” and “First Position.”