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The Age of Ignorance: Pic & Trailer
For those who need a reminder, Denys Arcand is the French-Canadian filmmaker who made memorable films such as The Decline of the American Empire, Jésus de...
Whitaker to patrol the ‘Night’
It’s the sort of project that seems to have passed through as many sets of hands as an old pool hall cue, but now...
Cornish is among the future’s ‘Bright Star’
An Aussie match made in movie heaven – the well rested Jane Campion (The Piano, In the Cut) is looking to tap the hottest...
Indie Highlight: Confusions of an Unmarried Couple
The latest Butler Bros. Brew, Confusions of an Unmarried Couple is a treat likened to finding the last brewsky in the ice chest, or enough roaches in the ashtray to make one last doob. A woman who doesn’t know what she wants, a man who knows what he wants but can’t have it, two ingenious brothers from Toronto who know exactly what they want, what we want, and how to pass it to us without a bogey. Brett and Jason lead us into a searing and hysterical foray through the functions of a dysfunctional couple who are on the precipice of either marriage or disaster (is there a difference?), blending a unique twist on breaking up into a mash of self-discovery and self-absorbency.
