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Posted Apr 28, 2010, by Bridgette Bates
Tel Aviv Refocused
Outside the handful of cities with thriving film industries, there are cultural hot spots where artists are actively creating,…
Posted Jan 27, 2010, by David Ng
Meet the Artists: Mohamed Al-Daradji, A Son of Baghdad
When Hollywood makes movies about the war in Iraq, location shooting often takes place in Jordan or the deserts of the American…
Posted Jan 26, 2010, by Claiborne Smith
Opinion: Rodrigo García
A son of Nobel Prize-winning magical realist Gabriel García Márquez, Rodrigo García is an artist in his own right. His credits…
Posted Jan 24, 2010, by Holly Willis
Opinion: Anthony Mackie
Critically-acclaimed actor Anthony Mackie plays Marcus in Night Catches Us, a beautifully directed drama by first-time feature…
Posted Jan 23, 2010, by Claiborne Smith
The Man Behind Boy
According to his son Boy, Alamein, the absent and idolized father in Taika Waititi’s inspired second feature Boy, is “overseas…
Posted Jan 20, 2010, by Bridgette Bates
One on One: Cara Mertes and Michelle Satter
The 2010 Sundance Film Festival is bringing 50,000 people to a snowy decked-with -colored-lights Main Street, that from a…
Posted Oct 21, 2009, by Bridgette Bates
The Third Act
The Jordanian desert hills, a storybook setting in itself, provides a perfect backdrop for storytellers to gather. The RAWI…
Posted Feb 4, 2009, by Bridgette Bates
Q&A: Cold Souls
Sophie Barthes' haunting comedy Cold Souls takes a literal cognitive journey into filmmaking. Paul Giamatti stars as himself,…
Posted Jan 23, 2009, by Claiborne Smith
Q&A: Sin Nombre
Sin Nombre, Cary Joji Fukunaga’s harrowing first feature, is one of the most emotionally devastating films in the Festival…
