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15 Minutes (2001)

The title is actually an apt reference to Andy Warhol’s “fifteen minutes of fame,” but that doesn’t mean it isn’t too long. Slow, plodding, and so far-fetched it stretches the boundaries of “suspension of disbelief,” 15 Minutes does very little with a good cast, hoping instead you’ll bite into its shock value and simply love

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21 Grams (2003)

Following the funeral of his son-in-law, a father empathizes with his daughter by relating how he moved past the death of his wife, her mother. He reassures her that in spite of the hard times ahead, “life goes on.” She retorts, “That’s a lie. Life doesn’t go on.” Welcome to everyone’s life. Death is a

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My Best Fiend 1999

The motivation for this documentary was that, quite simply, Kinski was a madman, and working with him during shooting could be an exhausting, irritating affair, complete with scenes like this: “My Best Fiend” feels a little hollow, as if it was missing spools of footage, and a more complete analysis of Kinski’s life. Perhaps –

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