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Trade Roughage 11/27/07

There’s not much news to report from yesterday’s strike talks (looks like Nikki was right about that pesky press blackout), but we do know that Democrat presidential candidate John Edwards is a expected to join Tim Robbins and Gilbert Gottfried at a star-studded strike rally today in New York’s Washington Square. Meanwhile, this week Carson [...]

SpoutBlog Week in Review, 10/19/07

From Harvey Weinstein dropping off suicide watch, to a movie about suicide that’s not really about suicide, here’s a look at the past five days in SpoutBlog history.

Silent Light Eligible For Oscar - Plautdeitsch And All

AMPAS finally gives it up for obscure dialects.

FilmCouch #41

A web series helps clarify the real excitement around Internet video. Also, Karina’s favorite film from the New York Film Festival is probably not coming to a theater near you, yet.

 
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Silent Light, The Trailer. Clip of the Day.

Christ — even the trailer is a masterpiece.

Silent Light: Last Chance to See it at NYFF Tonight

Amongst the small cadre of film bloggers and critics that have been filing dispatches from the New York Film Festival’s press screenings for the past three weeks, Stellet Licht (Silent Light) seems to be the surprise hit of the festival. I wrote a glowing review last week; with the film’s second and final public screening [...]

NYFF: The Halfway Re-cap

A look at the NYFF films we’ve reviewed so far. Plus, details on when you can see them, even if you’re not in New York.

NYFF: Silent Light

Those who love Carlos Reygadas’ Silent Light and those who hate it tend to use the same kind of lazy shorthand to describe its pleasures (or tortures). The story of Johan, a devout husband and family man who struggles–spiritually, mentally, emotionally, physically–against his feelings for another woman, Silent Light’s languid, desperately sad narrative takes a [...]