The second installment of Mo'Fo's Vacation video is up for your visual enjoyment.
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Sunday, January 30, 2011
Sound of My Voice
Film Reviews: Two documentary filmmakers infiltrate a mysterious cult in this taut, compelling low-budget feature. 
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Is Peter Jackson Screwing Up The Hobbit?
I have been following the casting of The Hobbit, and I don't get it. Cate Blanchett, Elijah Wood, Orlando Bloom?they're all going to be in the movie, but none of their characters are...
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'The King's Speech' tops DGA Awards
Film News: Tom Hooper wins feature film prize -- Tom Hooper has won the DGA Award for feature film direction for "The King's Speech." 
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DGA finalists sound off on craft
DGA Awards: Quintent discuss pressures during panel discussion -- Capturing authenticity and dealing with constant pressure represent the biggest challenges for directors. 
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Saturday, January 29, 2011
Kang Je-kyu's 'My Way' To Be Distributed by Japan's Toei and Korea's CJ Entertainment, SK Telecom
Park Soo-mee
"My Way," a war blockbuster by director Kang Je-kyu ("Taeguki") will be co-distributed with Japan's Toei later this year, CJ Entertainment and SK Telecom, the film's major distributors, announced Wednesday that the film will be released in 250 theaters in Japan in December.
"My Way," a war blockbuster by director Kang Je-kyu ("Taeguki") will be co-distributed with Japan's Toei later this year, CJ Entertainment and SK Telecom, the film's major distributors, announced Wednesday that the film will be released in 250 theaters in Japan in December.
Egypt Protests Continue as Cabinet Resigns
David Kirkpatrick, NY Times
CAIRO "” Egypt was engulfed in a fifth day of protests on Saturday but an attempt by President Hosni Mubarak to salvage his 30-year rule by firing his cabinet and calling out the army appeared to backfire as troops and demonstrators fraternized and called for the president himself to resign. While some protesters clashed with police, army tanks expected to disperse the crowds in central Cairo and in the northern city of Alexandria instead became rest points and even, on occasion, part of the protests as anti-Mubarak graffiti were scrawled on them without interference...
CAIRO "” Egypt was engulfed in a fifth day of protests on Saturday but an attempt by President Hosni Mubarak to salvage his 30-year rule by firing his cabinet and calling out the army appeared to backfire as troops and demonstrators fraternized and called for the president himself to resign. While some protesters clashed with police, army tanks expected to disperse the crowds in central Cairo and in the northern city of Alexandria instead became rest points and even, on occasion, part of the protests as anti-Mubarak graffiti were scrawled on them without interference...
Source: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/2011/01/29/egypt_protests_continue_as_cabinet_resigns_249598.html
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