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Interview with ‘Traitors’ director Sean Gullette

Sean Gullette, writer and director of Traitors, is known for his many collaborations with Harvard friend and colleague Darren Aronofsky. Playing the lead role and sharing story credit in Aronofsky’s debut feature, Pi, Gullette has since acted in two dozen films, including Requiem for a Dream and Happy Accidents. Now Gullette is bringing his masterful crime …

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‘Traitors’ Movie Review – is a precisely paced, carefully crafted debut that explodes with energy and confidence

Traitors Written and directed by Sean Gullette Morocco, 2013 An SUV drives across the Moroccan border, packed with drugs hidden from plain view. Two girls, Malika (Chimae Ben Acha) and Amal (Soufia Issami), smuggle the drugs across terrorist lines with little to lose. Malika, the newest recruit, is nervous but shows no sign of worry …

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‘When the Garden Was Eden’ Movie Review – remembers an all-time great basketball team forgotten by time

When the Garden Was Eden Directed by Michael Rapaport USA, 2014 It was Game 5 of the 1970 NBA finals. A tight series between the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks might have turned when Knicks star Willis Reed went down with a leg injury. Reed—the captain of the team, the league MVP, and …

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‘Gabriel’ Movie Review – captures the unpredictability of mental illness

The stereotype of mental illness on film is not too dissimilar from the stereotype of mental retardation put forward by the film ‘Tropic Thunder’: Successful characters have to be “disturbed,” but they can’t be completely out of control, or else audiences won’t relate to them. Thus, Lou Howe’s debut feature ‘Gabriel’, opening this week at the Tribeca Film Festival, draws notice simply because it challenges the rule.

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