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As It Was in the Beginning: The timeless charms of 'The Brothers Bloom'
Jake Martin
July 20, 2009
The comedic grace of 'The Brothers Bloom' evokes an earlier age of cinema.
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A Terrible Vengeance: Scapegoating and 'The Stoning of Soraya M.'
Robert Barron
July 06, 2009
"The Stoning of Soroya M." is a haunting reminder of the Gospel story of the woman caught in adultery.
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An Undertaking: The unexpected beauty of 'Goodbye Solo'
John A. Coleman
May 25, 2009
"Goodbye Solo" deals with the human desire to help those in need--and the equal desire, in some, not to be helped.
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Silly: The absurdity of 'Angels & Demons'
Richard Leonard
May 18, 2009
In "Angels & Demons," the church is on the side of the good guys.
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A Snapshot of Hell: Matteo Garrones Gomorra
John A. Coleman
May 04, 2009
The Italian film "Gomorra" lends a more ominous meaning to the famous epithet, "See Naples and Die."
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Secrets
Richard A. Blake
April 13, 2009
A film of ideas, "The Reader" sometimes suffers from its own pretensions.
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