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Photos from the New York Dance Parade 2013 (slide show)
Mon May 20
New York Dance Parade 2013 Photograph: Eric Harvey Brown
The seventh annual New York Dance Parade got booties shaking over the weekend. Saturday’s gray sky was no match for the brightly colored skirts and feathered headdresses worn at the New York Dance Parade. Hundreds of people shimmied their way down Broadway, showcasing styles ranging from Korean folkloric to Mexican zapateado. The fancy footwork continued at DanceFest in Tompkins Square Park. See more recent blog posts An overproduced dud and a bleak delight at Cannes Our critic views the latest works from Nicolas Winding Refn and Claire Denis
I'm back with another Cannes dispatch for you. Sadly, Nicolas Winding Refn's highly anticipated Only God Forgives is a tedious display of machismo. Better you turn to the ladies: Claire Denis stuns with her challenging yet rewarding noir The Bastards. Click here to read the dispatch.
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Day four of Cannes is all Coens
Sun May 19
Inside Llewyn Davis
Our critic loves the brother filmmakers' latest
I've got just one film for you today, but it's one of the festival's most anticipated titles. Joel and Ethan Coen's hilarious and moody portrait of a down-and-out '60s folk singer is a melancholic delight. Click here for my thoughts.
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The Great GoogaMooga officially canceled for Sunday
Sun May 19
GoogaMooga
Inclement weather forced the fest's organizers to pull the plug on GoogaMooga's final day. This just in: The final day of the Great GoogaMooga has been canceled, due to the crummy weather currently bearing down on New York City. The fest's organizers will offer all VIP ticket holders refunds, according to its Twitter feed. NYC Parks Dept, Prospect Park Alliance & #Googamooga have canceled today's event in the interest of safety & prevention of damage to park— Great GoogaMooga (@GoogaMooga) May 19, 2013
Due to cancelation, all VIP ticket purchases to today's event will be refunded in full— Great GoogaMooga (@GoogaMooga) May 19, 2013
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Third dispatch from Cannes
Sat May 18
Jimmy P.: Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian
Our critic is moved and intrigued by two new films
On my third day in Cannes, I got misty over Hirokazu Kore-eda's moving family drama Like Father, Like Son and found a lot to like (contra many of my colleagues) in Arnaud Desplechin's talking cure period flick Jimmy P.: Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian. Click here to view the post.
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Scarecrow and four more movies to see this weekend
Fri May 17
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Time Out New York's Film editors have your picks for the best movies playing in NYC
Gene Hackman and Al Pacino search for an elusive American dream in Scarecrow, a low-key ’70s road movie. Read our review
A vacationing British couple lets its buried criminal impulses run wild in Sightseers, a top-notch black comedy from filmmaker Ben Wheatley. Read our review
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More impressive with each outing, actor-turned-director Sarah Polley turns a documentary eye on her family’s history in Stories We Tell. Read our review
The power struggle between a 19th-century neurologist and his exploited female patient adds erotic frisson to Augustine, a historical French drama. Read our review
Selling a prized mastiff is much harder than you’d think, as demonstrated in Old Dog, a meditative, deadpan Tibetan drama. Read our review
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