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LES MISERABLES FEATURETTE: Innovative, Intimate, Authentic?

Posted on January 8, 2013 by Frederick Greene

I do love the behind the scenes conceit of the featurette which offers you the appearance of unscripted, intimate access to the stars and star-directors/producers who have combined to create the film that interests you. Given the mixed reviews from … Continue reading →

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GOLD MEDAL TRAILER: “Shame” Red Band preview wins the Key Art Award in the AV category

Posted on October 23, 2012 by Frederick Greene

Steve McQueen‘s devastating portrait of sexual addiction –Shame– won critical acclaim last year, assisted, no doubt, by Michael Fassbender‘s widely discussed and extremely revealing performance. At the recent 41st Annual Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards, its Red Band trailer was … Continue reading →

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THE MASTER TRAILER: Selling a tortured bromance and sidestepping the Scientology controversy

Posted on September 25, 2012 by Frederick Greene

I’ve been itching to see the film since I first learned of the production and its promotion (via a 3-4 minute tease) at Cannes. I admire Paul Thomas Anderson‘s work and am fascinated by Scientology (which, although I have no … Continue reading →

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