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Film Review: The Only Good Indian

Filmmaker Kevin Willmott, a Kansas film professor, gives us a history lesson in this fictional distillation of the U.S. government's attempt to assimilate American Indians into white culture.

Film Review: William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe

Honored and later despised for the cases he took on, attorney William Kunstler became a misunderstood and controversial figure. Now his daughters try to sort out his legacy in this documentary.

Film Review: Humpday

When your characters get a bad idea in the first act, the challenge for a filmmaker is how to get as much mileage -- in this case, comic mileage -- out of that bad idea without the bad idea taking over.

Film Review: Mary & Max

The opening-night selection for the 2009 Sundance Film Festival is defiantly independent and rigorously avoids even the slightest condescension to commercial considerations.
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