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Interview: Matthew Hays (Author of: The View from Here: Conversations with Gay and Lesbian Filmmakers
In all, thirty-eight gay and lesbian filmmakers have finally found themselves interviewed for one anthology about their careers, their sexuality and how the two affect each other....Matthew Hays, has compiled The View from Here: Conversations with Gay and Lesbian filmmakers.
Weekend Box-Office Report: February 1-3: Touchdown: Hannah Montana!
Weekend Top 10
#
Title
Gross
% Chg.
Theaters
Weeks
AVG
Total
Distributor
1
Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour
$29.0M
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683
1
$42,459
$29.0M
Buena Vista
2
The Eye
$13.0M
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2,436
1
$5,336
$13.0M
Lionsgate
3
27 Dresses
$8.4M
-37.1
2,976
3
$2,822
$57.1M
Fox
4
Juno
$7.45M
-26.6
2,475
9
$3,010
$110.3M
Fox Searchlight
5
Meet the Spartans
$7.13M
-61.5
2,643
2
$2,695
$28.3M
Fox
6
Rambo
$7.0M
-61.5
2,764
2
$2,532
$29.8M
Lionsgate
7
The Bucket...
Weekend Box Office Report Week: 3 January 25-27
"Spartans Slay Rambo but Barely"
Interview: Bruce McDonald
We all know it’s difficult to be a teenage girl. Only, there’s adolescent angst and confusion caused by raging hormones and a developing mind and then there’s Tracey Berkowitz. On many levels, Tracey is like all the other girls. She’s waiting for her body to develop; she longs for the new boy in school’s affections; and she transforms her life into a fantastical movie star existence in her head when the dull monotony of reality gets to be too much.
Interview: François Dompierre
It couldn’t happen any other time than the middle of the night. That ringing is not a dream. There, on the other side of the line, is the voice you have tried so hard to forget while secretly longing to hear again. You’re half asleep so you can’t be sure the conversation is actually happening. She’s in town. She’s leaving tomorrow. She wants to see you. Nothing good can come of this but you can’t say no., not to her. So you drag yourself out of bed, throw on some jeans and prepare yourself to revisit every memory, good and bad, that the two of you created. It’s a scenario most can relate to and that common experience is what makes Francois Dompierre’s All the Days Before Tomorrow, a dissected history of Wes (Joey Kern), Alison (Alexandra Holden) and the space they created together, easy to connect with and even easier to fall in love with.
