What lifts Déjà Vu above the crowd is the raw emotion emanating from the musicians to audiences who are often shocked by the uncompromising nature of their stance.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young go back on the road to protest against the continuing loss of life in the war in Iraq.
A bit of a one trick pony, the film doesn't really have enough ideas to justify its 98 minute running time, but there are occasional nice touches that add depth and black humour.
An ambitious young actress takes on her first horror movie, but when people start disappearing for real, she has to become her character in order to survive.
If the plot development lurks on cusp of credibilty, the characters feel genuinely complex and are given a real sense of humanity by Tomei Reilly and Hill.
A recently divorced guy meets a new woman... and her son.
It is the two world-famous guys Thompson tries to pin down like butterflies, as if she were a lepidopterist. They escape, of course, because their works are still alive.
Drama about the friendship between Cézanne and Émile Zola.
Klusak and Remunda's project injected a healthy dose of scepticism into Czech political discourse, reawakening thought, argument and doubt from a long, dreamy slumber.
Two young filmmakers play an elaborate practical joke on modern Czech shopaholics.
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