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Title The Yes Men: Cutting the Corporate Crap
When it comes to "stickin' it to the man" I tend to envision a Rage Against the Machine concert: a lot of anger, a lot of yelling, and if you saw Rage's show at Lollapalooza a couple years back (which I did), a lot of people throwing water bottles filled...
rednoW Favorites 2009 Year-end "lists" are a funny thing.  They often say more about its contributor(s) than it does than the very thing it is hoping to promote.  We are okay with this.  It has been our mantra since the inception of rednoW to simply point others to experiences of wonder....

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Featured Type Director
Featured Name Albert Hughes and Allen Hughes
"What does he know?" This is, throughout the ravaged landscape of The Book of Eli, the unavoidable question we ask of the title character.  Denzel Washington plays Eli, a wanderer both desperate and serene, who trudges slowly and purposefully West.  Hidden in his satchel, along with the necessities for physical survival...

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Title My Date with Drew
Director John Gunn, Brian Herzlinger, Brett Winn
More often than not commentaries and interpretations tend to direct one to think about specific ideas and messages being conveyed through a movie. Or, we are forced to consider how well a mainstream (read that “POP”) commercial release covered the seriousness of a subject while maintaining a high level of...
At the onset of 2009, a few of the writers here at rednoW decided to embark on a little experiment: See 100 films. In the midst of this endeavor, we could not help but rethink what rednoW is all about. It has been our hope not to simply point others...

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Title Forgiven
Film Director Paul Fitzgerald
In the routine of our daily life, it is doubtful there is anything more powerful than our words.  By words we are loved, destroyed, comforted, frightened, molded, and inspired.  Words spoken have often changed history.  Words greatly define the reality in which we live and the identity we take.  It is true in our...

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Title Objectified
Film Director Gary Hustwit
What Apple product do you first remember seeing?  Or using?  Was it a MacBook?  An iPhone?  What is it about Apple that makes its products so appealing, so memorable, so desirable?  What is it about Apple's design that makes it, well, so good? In the Documentary Objectified, the second part of...

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Title Where The Wild Things Are
Film Director Spike Jonze
When my son loaded up in his cousin’s little powered Jeep and started driving around their lawn he declared to all listening, “We're cruising the dunes to Tiki Beach!” No one knew what he was talking about. They just laughed and said something to the effect of “Where do kids come...

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Title Capitalism: A Love Story
Director Michael Moore
I heard about Capitalism: A Love Story by watching Jay Leno’s new show on NBC. Leno interviewed Moore for about 8 minutes. It looked like this: two really rich guys, talking about how much capitalism is sucking for some other group of people. It is amazing because Moore actually calls...

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Title Reporter
Film Director Eric Metzgar
According to recent statistics, approximately 5.4 million people have died over the last decade as a result of the ongoing warfare in the Congo. 2.2 million people die every year as a result of the global aids pandemic. 16,000 children die every day due to hunger related causes.  And there are...
 
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