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Kiarostami’s Certified Copy Banned in Iran (Duh)
Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami's latest film, his first filmed outside his native country, will be banned from Iranian cinemas. THR reports that Iranian Cultural Ministry officials won't allow Certified Copy to show in theaters which only means that cinephiles will go the common route of watching the film and the Italian countryside by sharing underground, DVD copies of the film.
Martin Hynes will Conjure Up a ‘Magician’
Not every filmmaker who casts Zooey Deschanel in their indie debut film make a quick cross over into their next directing gig with a studio project.
McAvoy Flexes Comedic Muscles for Cancer
I'm not sure how quickly audiences need to follow up Judd Apatow's Funny People, story about a comedian who is given a death sentence starring Seth Rogen, with I'm With Cancer called by EW a “40 Year Old Virgin with Chemo” and also starring Rogen.
Hurt Locker Surely Helped in Anthony Mackie’s Career ‘Adjustment’
I have a vivid good impression of the actor with his takes on Spike Lee clunker She Hate Me and his supporting bit in Half Nelson and was glad to see play the jaded, mentally worn out Sergeant JT Sanborn role in one of the best pictures of the year in The Hurt Locker.
Antonijevic Pushes Josh Lucas, Howard and Bell to commit a ‘Little Murder’
Long time no see Mr. Peter Antonijevic. Going by the nickname of Gaga, I'm familiar with the Yugoslavia filmmaker because a friend forced me to watch Dennis Quaid in Gaga's war film, Savior.
