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Gerhard Richter, one of Germany’s leading artists, knows when a painting is done, just good enough and there is nothing…

A SEPARATION & THE FORGIVENESS OF BLOOD (Review by Kenneth R. Morefield): It is fitting that ten years after September…

Philipp Stölzl’s engaging “Young Goethe in Love” is a treat from the first bars of Ingo L. Frenzel)’s brisk neo-period…

German filmmaker Angelina Maccarone has made a name for herself writing and directing films featuring powerful women. Her most recent…

Another subtitle for this documentary could simply be, “Filmmaker in Progress”. From the start of the documentary, we see British…

British food writer and chef Nigel Slater has written a food column for The Observer Magazine for over a decade…

Opening night of Göran Hugo Olsson’s provocative “The Black Power Mixtape: 1967-1975” will feature a special panel and Q &…

Welshman Howard Marks became a world renowned international cannabis smuggler. At one time he controlled 10% of the world’s hashish…

Alice Bergerac, a class call girl (Huppert) covets an antique bowl. A quick piece of calculation (how many blow jobs…

Sergio Sánchez Suárez’s “Tequila: the Story Of A Passion”, a standout at LALIFF 2011, was selected as the opening night…