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Cast
- 2008 - Synedoche, New York
- 2008 - Synecdoche, New York
- 2008 - Hamlet 2
- 2008 - The Soloist
- 2008 - What Just Happened
- 2008 - Genova
- 2007 - Into the Wild
- 2006 - Friends With Money
- 2005 - Capote
- 2005 - The Ballad of Jack and Rose
- 2005 - The Interpreter
- 2005 - The 40 Year-Old Virgin
- 2002 - Adaptation.
- 2002 - S1mØne
- 2002 - Death to Smoochy
- 2002 - Full Frontal
- 2001 - Lovely & Amazing
- 1999 - Being John Malkovich
- 1999 - Simpatico
- 1998 - 8MM
- 1998 - Your Friends & Neighbors
- 1997 - The Real Blonde
- 1996 - Box of Moon Light
- 1996 - Walking and Talking
- 1995 - Living in Oblivion
- 1991 - Johnny Suede
Articles
- Apr 17 2008 - Cannes 2008 closing film announced
- Oct 30 2007 - Sean Penn: interview
- Jan 10 2007 - Kaufman heads for 'Synecdoche, New York'
- Jun 8 2006 - Coens and Penn get their men
- Jan 31 2006 - 'Brokeback Mountain' receives eight Oscar nominations
- Jan 19 2006 - 'The Constant Gardener' dominates BAFTA nominations
- Jan 5 2006 - 'Brokeback Mountain' dominates SAG nominations
- Dec 12 2005 - 'Brokeback Mountain' wins big in LA
- Dec 2 2005 - Sundance line-up announced
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Holiday film preview
Are you more interested in seeing the Daniel Craig movie, the Steven Soderbergh movie or the Freddy Rodriguez movie? Answer carefully.
Boyle's orders
The director of Slumdog Millionaire talks about the joys of filming on the cheap in India after having worked under Hollywood's thumb.
Time and again
Wong Kar-wai spruces up his underseen martial-arts epic, Ashes of Time.
Mergers and acquisitions
A new deal between the Underground Film Festival and IFP pays off.
Chicago Festival of Israeli Cinema
The films we previewed offer very few reasons to kvetch.
Chicago International Film Festival preview
Mark Ruffalo cons us into liking The Brothers Bloom, plus early tips on films and surviving the fest.
Chain gang
Miranda July's "video chain letters" for women filmmakers get some respect at the Siskel.
