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10 to See at the Ptown International Film Fest
One of the best-kept secrets in the Film Fest circuit is the Ptown International Film Fest, which runs through Sunday. EDGE’s Jake Mulligan offers his pics for what to see.
Movie Features
Spielberg and Lucas: Movie Tix Could Soon Cost as Much as Broadway
Michael Hogan, entertainment editor for the Huffington Post, talks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about recent comments about the future of the movie business by legendary filmmakers George Lucas and Steven Spielberg.
What’s Up @ Frameline?
San Francisco’s Frameline turns 37 this year. Here’s a preview of some titles that are part of this premier LGBT film fest.
Green Cards & Marriage Vows :: The Hot Button Issues of ’I Do’
"I Do" may be the most pertinent film this month. Dealing with the issues of immigration and gay marriage, the indie is the brainchild of actor/screenwriter David W. Ross (who makes a striking presence in the film.) EDGE spoke to Ross about "I Do."
The Bold New Faces of ’The Bling Ring’
Sofia Coppola’s latest "The Bling Ring" tells the true story of Hollywood teens so o obsessed by celebrities that they rob their homes. EDGE spoke with two up-and-coming actors from the film, Katie Chang & Israel Broussard about their roles.
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Man of Steel
If the hero of the summer action movie "Man of Steel" suffers an identity crisis, it’s no surprise: He’s wearing Superman’s cape, but he’s stuck with Batman’s existential angst. So is this glum exercise, which is big and loud, but not much fun.
Call Me Kuchu
Lucas Verga’s documentary about the consequences of legislative and religious homophobia in Uganda gives us a glimpse into the lives of Uganda’s besieged gays, and that nation’s deeply homophobic politics, through a lens of human sacrifice.
This Is The End
Closer to gonzo cult curiosities like "Skidoo" or "Million Dollar Legs" than it is to "Superbad," this will be hard to top. It won’t be the end, but maybe it should be.
The Internship
Vince Vaughn co-writes and co-stars in a comedy vehicle so shaped and crafted for its time that the film is practically delivered to audiences in shrink-wrap packaging.
