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Film Fest: New doc on how LBI rebuilt itself after Sandy

UPROOTED: Jeff Reichert and Farihah Zaman’s documentary This Time Next Year tells the stories of Jersey Shore residents trying to get back to normal. Just 18 miles from tip to tail, Long Beach Island, N.J., accommodates as many as 100,000…

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  • Fringe, Reviewed: Two Street

    [ theater ] Two Street by Tribe of Fools Attended: Fri., Sept. 5, 8 p.m.; closes Sept. 13 Ronnie and Jules are perfect together, except that they belong to rival Mummers brigades. We Think: It’s perhaps too easy to satirize the…

    • Sep 6, 2014 - 7:50 am
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  • ‘7 Boxes’: A pulse-pounding thriller from Paraguay

    City Paper grade: B+ Victor (Celso Franco), the resourceful teenage hero of the Paraguayan action-suspense film 7 Boxes, wants a cell phone with a camera. He gets the opportunity to earn enough money to buy one — all he has…

    • Mar 6, 2014 - 10:02 am
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  • ‘Omar’: Murder and deception in the Oscar-nominated Palestinian film

    City Paper grade: A- The Palestinian Oscar nominee for best foreign language film has the title character (Adam Bakri) climbing over the Israeli separation wall to visit his romantic interest Nadia (Leem Lubany), her brother Tarek (Iyad Hoorani) and his…

    • Feb 20, 2014 - 12:16 pm
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    12 O’Clock Boys

    City Paper grade: B– For three years, first-time director Lotfy Nathan followed The 12 O’Clock Boys, a Baltimore dirt-bike gang known for its signature (and death-defying) riding position, in which the front wheel is lifted in the air until it points…

    • Oct 17, 2013 - 9:53 am
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  • Korean-American marriage comedy leaves its humor at the altar

    City Paper grade: D+ It’s wife or death for the cursed Jason (Brian Tee) in this ugly and shrill Korean-American rom-com. Jilted at the alter, Jason needs to get married before he turns 30, or, according to the family curse, he…

    • Oct 3, 2013 - 11:35 am
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  • Movie Review : The Waiting Room

    As the debate over healthcare reform rages on, this gripping documentary offers an essential view into the American system. Set at a public hospital in Oakland, California, The Waiting Room follows over-worked, under-supplied doctors and needy patients who wrongly rely…

    • Mar 13, 2013 - 9:50 am
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    Addiction Incorporated

    A Philip Morris executive seeks to make a “safer” cigarette — one that will be more addictive and less harmful — so he hires a scientist named Victor DeNoble, who performs experiments to understand why molecules in the brain form…

    • Jan 25, 2012 - 12:24 pm
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    Q&A; with The Room’s TOMMY WISEAU: “Move on. Next question!”

    Anyone who has seen Tommy Wiseau‘s directorial debut, The Room (screening tomorrow at Bryn Mawr Film Institute), can attest to his status in cult film culture. Sure, audiences may mock him and deride his film — along with his accent…

    • Jan 19, 2012 - 5:48 am
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    COMEDY REVIEW: Sandra Bernhard @ Painted Bride, 1/11

    Asking the non-musical question, I Love Being Me, Don’t You?, Sandra Bernhard had her fans eating out of her hand at the Painted Bride Wednesday night. On the rainy evening, she delivered on her promise to “make it sunny and…

    • Jan 12, 2012 - 8:27 am
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