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Inside Job: Skillfully skewering the lobbyists and apologists by Liam Lacey - www.theglobeandmail.com - 29 October 2010

Inside Job: Skillfully skewering the lobbyists and apologists
"The 2008 global financial crisis led to millions of people losing their savings, jobs and homes, but not a lot of us understand what happened. In his methodical, ire-raising film, documentarian Charles Ferguson (No End in Sight) argues that the meltdown was “not an accident” but an... >>>

Mike Leigh: buddha of suburbia by Xan Brooks - www.guardian.co.uk - 29 October 2010

Mike Leigh: buddha of suburbia
"It's 9am at a Soho production office, downstairs from a flat occupied by a trio of French glamour models. The tea is served, the seats are taken and now, for the sake of argument, Mike Leigh and I are playing Hollywood deal-makers. The director has come to pitch his latest picture, Another... >>>

Movie review: 'The Two Escobars' by Robert Abele - www.latimes.com - 29 October 2010

Movie review: 'The Two Escobars'
"They weren't related, but drug lord Pablo Escobar and soccer player Andres Escobar led intertwined lives of glory and infamy in Colombia, and the full-throttle documentary "The Two Escobars" dynamically chronicles their meshed fates. Using richly drawn interviews and a rhythmic punch to... >>>

How Wall Street Fleeced the World by Mary Corliss and Richard Corliss - www.time.com - 8 October 2010

How Wall Street Fleeced the World
"Like some malefactor being grilled by Mike Wallace in his 60 Minutes prime, Glenn Hubbard, dean of Columbia Business School, gets hot under the third-degree light of Charles Ferguson's questioning in Inside Job. Hubbard, who helped design George W. Bush's tax cuts on investment gains and stock... >>>

In 'Tamara Drewe,' Social Satire Is Shiny And New by Ella Taylor in www.npr.org - 7 October 2010

In 'Tamara Drewe,' Social Satire Is Shiny And New
"Very loosely based on Far From the Madding Crowd, Stephen Frears' Tamara Drewe is Thomas Hardy twice-filtered: first through the skeptical-sympathetic eye of the terrific British graphic novelist Posy Simmonds, who specializes in placing a contemporary spin on literary classics — her previous... >>>