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The Fall

NEW YORK (CNS) -- Picture a combination of "Pan's Labyrinth" and "The Princess Bride," with a sensibility closer to Bollywood than ... continue reading

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A Plumm Summer

NEW YORK (CNS) -- "A Plumm Summer" (Home Team/Fairplay) is a gentle, winning coming-of-age tale -- based on real events -- set in rural ... continue reading

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Fugitive Pieces

NEW YORK (CNS) -- The traumatic effects of the Holocaust are dramatized in low-key but affecting fashion in "Fugitive Pieces" (Samuel ... continue reading

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Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed

NEW YORK (CNS) -- Unlike some Christian communities, the Catholic Church considers the theory that the human body evolved from pre-existing ... continue reading

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Baby Mama

NEW YORK (CNS) -- "Baby Mama" (Universal/Relativity) is a frequently funny but morally problematic romantic comedy about one woman's ... continue reading

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Constantine's Sword

NEW YORK (CNS) -- In "Constantine's Sword" (First Run), an earnest but unbalanced documentary based on his book, "Constantine's Sword: The ... continue reading

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Roman de Gare

NEW YORK (CNS) -- The title refers to the sort of popular fiction sold at European train stations -- not great literature, but an ... continue reading

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Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden?

NEW YORK (CNS) -- The genial but not particularly insightful documentary "Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden?" (Weinstein) chronicles ... continue reading

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Then She Found Me

NEW YORK (CNS) -- "Then She Found Me" (THINKFilm) is a sometimes engaging but mostly humdrum tale about glum schoolteacher April (Helen ... continue reading

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88 Minutes

NEW YORK (CNS) -- "88 Minutes" (TriStar) is a shoddy, strictly B-level thriller set in Seattle about Jack Gramm (Al Pacino), a forensic ... continue reading

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