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Does mainstream and “traditional’ media still have a place in the now fast-space internet world? Page One: Inside the New York Times seeks to find out where the NY Times is heading, or if it even has a way to head to.
Michael Bay may have finally made a fun and self-aware film, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t still stuffed full of tasteless comedy.
We’ve all heard the story — or maybe you’re new to Asian folklore? Spirit foxes — you can maybe compare them to mischievous forest nymphs in the West — they sometimes like to live among humans just for fun… this is the story of one of them.
After being punished with 500 years of ice imprisonment, fox spirit Xiaowei escapes and lives, devouring hearts of men in the hope that one day someone will willingly give her their heart so she may become human.
A relatively not-so-successful talent manager, Choon-sub, ends up in America as a father of six colorful kids.
The Paperboy desperately tries to be trashy and fun, but ends up being an experimental mess that lets down its greatest asset.
The first in Ulrich Seidl’s trilogy, Paradise: Love explores just how people sometimes try to find passion in all the wrong ways.
In Paraiso, Hector Galvez got together a group of Peruvian kids of the closer outskirts of Lima and told a fictionalized drama that reads a lot like a documentary at times.
ParaNorman is an excellent 3D stop-motion film from Laika, the same creators of also awesome Coraline.
Alike knows who she is, but is trying to come to terms with it against her surroundings. Will she choose to be free and move on with her life?
