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| Arts & Leisure: Douglas Trumbull Honored for Technology He’s Still Creating |
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Douglas Trumbull is getting a special Oscar for technological contributions, and he’s not finished contributing them.
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| Bela Tarr Says ‘The Turin Horse’ Is His Last Movie |
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The Hungarian director Bela Tarr has made what he is calling his final film, “The Turin Horse,” a black-and-white tale of medieval adversity and survival.
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| ArtsBeat: 'Chronicle' Leads the Way at Movie Theaters |
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This low-budget film about three teenage boys who learn they have superpowers was No. 1 at North American theaters over the weekend, taking in about $22 million.
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| The Carpetbagger: Animators and Art Directors Pick Their Winners |
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"Rango," "Hugo," "Harry Potter" and "Dragon Tattoo" took home specialty awards over the weekend.
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| Bingham Ray, Light of October Films and Daring Cinema |
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The distributor Bingham Ray, who died on Jan. 23, never abandoned his commitment to risky, visionary cinema.
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| Arts & Leisure: Ed Wood’s ‘Final Curtain’ Plays at Slamdance |
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Jason Insalaco, the great-nephew of an actor who appeared in Ed Wood films, found and restored a sort-of lost Wood television pilot called “Final Curtain.”
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| Ben Gazzara, Actor of Stage and Screen, Dies at 81 |
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Mr. Gazzara’s long acting career included playing Brick in the original “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” on Broadway and roles in influential films by John Cassavetes.
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| DVD: ‘The Great Waltz’ and ‘Moses and Aaron’ on DVD |
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“The Great Waltz” and “Moses and Aaron,” two films grounded in the work of notable Viennese composers, are on DVD.
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