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New Colutra Films Feature
February 18, 2002 -- Gosford Park The End of an Aura
By Roger Bromley
The film has been described as a classic murder mystery set in an English country house in 1932. The first thing to ask is why this particular moment? By the end of the nineteenth century, 80% of the land in Britain was stilled owned by the aristocracy. In the 1930s, the country house, with its pattern of social intercourse dependent upon a supply of low paid servants, was still significant...
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May 19, 2002 -- Maya Deren
May 3, 2002 -- New World Border
May 2, 2002 -- Cul De Sac
May 1, 2002 -- The Red & the Green of May Day
April 30, 2002 -- Nanni Moretti
April 25, 2002 -- Left-Wing Films
April 23, 2002 -- Radical Films
April 17, 2002 -- South Asian Women's Creative Collective
April 5, 2002 -- Welcome to Asian CineVision
March 27, 2002 -- Hong Kong Cinema - View from the Brooklyn Bridge
March 12, 2002 -- Downtown 81
March 3, 2002 -- The Movies, Race, and Ethnicity African Americans Videotapes in the Media Resource
Fenruary 21, 2002 -- Black Cinema Cafe
February 14, 2002 -- Black Film Center
February 7, 2002 -- A Filmmaker Who Valued Art More Than Fame by Dinitia Smith, The New York Times
January 12, 2002 -- Black Hawk Down: Shoot first, don't ask questions afterwards by Alex Cox, The Independent
November 12, 2001 -- New Wave Filmmaker Agnes Varda Interview, indieWIRE
November 11, 2001 -- A Very Dangerous Citizen: Abraham Lincoln Polonsky and the Holywood Left, Sense of Cinema
November 10, 2001 -- Remembering Nora Sayre, Monthly Review