Ten years later, Tom Tykwer’s pop masterpiece still fascinates and exhilarates. It’s a film with a simple premise and complex philosophical implications, a movie that’s all about movement which nonetheless points to big questions best contemplated in complete repose. It’s a film about chance, second chances, repetition, and contingency. It’s Groundhog Day with a techno [...]
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Fictionaut Blog- Luna Digest, 3/9 March 9, 2010This past winter holiday, I got Cami Park a subscription to The Lumberyard for HTMLGIANT's second annual indie lit secret santa---and I recently stumbled upon her ecstatic write-up of the first issue she received, issue 5. [Read more] Recently: Fictionaut Faves, 3/8 Line Breaks: “In the Cemetery Where Al Jolson Is Buried” by Amy Hempel Ficti […]
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- Review: A ProphetJacques Audiard's film A Prophet took nine awards at the 35th annual Cesar Awards in Paris, including Best Film, Actor, and Director. The film had already won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2010 Cannes Festival, Best Foreign Language Film at the BAFTA awards, and is nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards. A Prophet […]
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