Inspired by the true story of a falsely accused black college graduate forced to serve probation in an all-white seminary in the 1960s, The Least Among You debuts on DVD, Digital Download and On Demand today, August 24, 2010 from…
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By SAM THIELMAN The Merchant of Venice’ A Public Theater presentation in cooperation with the city of New York of a play in two acts by William Shakespeare. Directed by Daniel Sullivan. Antonio – Byron Jennings Salerio – Francois Battiste…
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‘Stander’ Stands Alone Film Review by Matt Cromwell – Four of Four Stars – A+ December 14, 2005 Stander is not only a visual masterpiece, shot on location in South Africa, but an emotional journey to the heart of a…
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By Philip French By some way the most intriguing and thought-provoking picture I’ve seen in recent weeks is Stander, directed and co-scripted by New York-based Bronwen Hughes. She’s hitherto best known for the quirky independent production Harriet the Spy and…
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Directed by Michael Radford, “The Merchant of Venice,” which stars Jeremy Irons, Al Pacino, Joseph Fiennes and Lynn Collins, is better-than-average screen Shakespeare: intelligent without being showily clever, and motivated more by genuine fascination with the play’s language and ideas…
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