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Doha-Tribeca Fest’s Six Best Middle Eastern Films
The region has been experiencing a filmmaking renaissance in recent years.
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The film juxtaposes (beautiful) footage of construction cranes with (enigmatic) audio of women talking about their shoes.
Workman's short following the travails of a talented actress and her difficulties landing a decent movie role.
'There's Something About Mary'! 'The Last House on the Left'! 'Santa Sangre'!
"Even 'Casablanca' eventually becomes disappointing because it never changes."
"What this person is saying makes perfect sense to me. But I don't think showing contempt in a film is a bad thing."
Some are too intense; others, too visionary. A few, too racist.
"There's another [Ari Gold] out in Eugene, Oregon, who runs an organic bakery ... He's the Ari Gold most unlike the one on TV."
"The trash bins began to resemble human forms to me ... They looked very humpable."
"I made a deal with [the director] that if I wasn't able to get the permit, I wasn't going to make the movie."