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Everything has a price and a limit

Everything has a price and a limit

Don’t tell Writer/Producer/Director David Ayer, or Arnold Schwarzenegger that 67-year-olds are probably not going to be leading an elite team of undercover DEA special agents in the field. John Breach ...
No family is immune to misfortune

No family is immune to misfortune

Last year was a significant one for the 29-year-old Director Anthony Chen. His first feature film, Ilo Ilo, became the only Singaporean film to win the Camera d’Or (an award for new Directors) Award a ...
Elaborate plastic scam

Elaborate plastic scam

Following in the footsteps of films like 21 and Runner, Runner that are based on true stories about student con artists who get in over their heads, Director (A Lonely Place to Die) Julian Gilbey’s Pl ...
There’s more to home than bricks and stones

There’s more to home than bricks and stones

If Brick Mansions seems very familiar, it is because it is a remake of Luc Besson’s (and Bibi Naceri’s) script Banlieue 13 and Besson has written the new script.   It is also reminiscent of a host of ...