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Denzel Washington on Fences: ‘You Can’t Legislate Love’
Denzel Washington on Fences, racial exclusion, family responsibility and why changing the law cannot by itself teach people to love.
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Actors give fresh boost to Birdman (and Eddie)
The Screen Actor’s Guild has added its voice to awards season – and with so many Oscar voters being actors, SAG is often seen as one of the most reliable indicators of…
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Prisoners
Director: Denis Villeneuve - Starring: Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Paul Dano, Melissa Leo, Maria Bello, Terrence Howard, Viola Davis, Erin Gerasimovich, Dylan Minnette, Kyla Drew Simmons, Zoe Soul, Wayne DuVall, Len Cariou,…
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Actors boost momentum of The Help
America's biggest acting union has given three of its top prizes to the 1960s civil rights drama, The Help, boosting the film's awards season momentum, as the Oscars draw closer.
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The Help
In the early 1960s, ambitious young journalist Skeeter (Emma Stone) returns home to Jackson, Mississippi from college and manages to get a job at the local paper - but only writing a…
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Trust
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Eat Pray Love
Liz Gilbert (Julia Roberts) is a New York author going through a bit of an early mid-life crisis.
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Law Abiding Citizen
The world of respectable law-abiding family man Clyde Shelton (Butler) is turned upside down when two thugs, Darby (Stolte) and Ames (Stewart), burst into his house, stab him and leave him to…
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State of Play
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Doubt
In mid 1960s New York, Sister Aloysius (Streep) is the principal at a very strict Catholic school. Father Flynn (Seymour Hoffman) is the much-admired priest, who oversees the religious development o