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Film FEATURES

Local Film: “Passion Fruit”

By Fareine Suarez

The 48-Hour Film Project’s winner for Best Film, and the interesting story behind it.

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Local Review: Exit Through the Gift Shop at the Naro

By Nathan Galvez

This is a film that is much more than documentary; it’s a scathing commentary on the modern art world.

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Inception: Christopher Nolan Meets Salvador Dali

By Adam Kane

Finally, someone with the competence to give us a film with an intricate, conceptual story told plainly and perfectly.

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Pictures from The Big Lebowski @ The Naro

By Editors | Publishers

We had some real characters show up, I’ll tell you.

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48-Hour Film Fest is Back

By Jesse Scaccia

A talk with last year’s winner about the most cinematic spots to film in the 757, VA tax incentives, and being a baller at Cannes.

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Film Review: Ghost Writer

By jESiO

If you’re a fan of earlier Polanski, you will like this film. If you’re not, but you like thrillers and your partner refuses to sit through anything with The Rock in it, this movie is also for you.

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Film Review: Clash of the Titans

By Hannah Serrano

My ultimate reaction to Clash of the Titans was “eh…this is cool, I guess.” It’s Troy meets Transformers.

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ODU’s ONFilmFest Offers the Unlikely Classics

By Editors | Publishers

Easy Rider, Paradise Now and Fitzcarraldo–each previewed by the faculty member who will introduce it at this year’s OnFilmFest.

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Film Review: 2010 Oscar Nominated Animated Shorts

By Jay Ford

If one is to search out some commonality amongst these films, it is surely to be their greatness. They are films you carry with you, and you reflect on them when they reflect on you.

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Film Review: The Acid Test

By Jay Ford

NRDC presents this free film and forum at the Naro Cinema tomorrow.

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