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By MELENA RYZIK The Academy Awards telecast is employing a number of new ideas in its quest to capture a bigger, younger audience. 
Movie Review | 'Of Gods and Men' By A. O. SCOTT "Of Gods and Men" is based on the true story of a group of French Cistercian Trappist monks caught up (and ultimately killed) in the violence that engulfed Algeria in the 1990s. ![Owen Wilson, left, and Jason Sudeikis as buddies briefly escaping marriage fatigue in Peter and Bobby Farrelly's]()
Movie Review | 'Hall Pass' By MANOHLA DARGIS In the Farrelly brothers' "Hall Pass" two men suffering marital fatigue get a week off from their marriages. Let the ogling commence. ![Jerry McDaniel stars in]()
Movie Review | 'Everything Strange and New' By STEPHEN HOLDEN In Frazer Bradshaw's "Everything Strange and New" a couple is gripped by an overwhelming sense of resignation and certainty that their happy days are behind them. 
Movie Review | 'Heartbeats' By STEPHEN HOLDEN Two friends, a young woman and man, pursue the same blond-curled object of desire in the Qu?b?cois director Xavier Dolan's romantic, cinematically extravagant "Heartbeats." ![Chris Rohrlach and his wife, Rachel, in a scene from the documentary]()
Movie Review | 'A Good Man' By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS "A Good Man," a documentary by Safina Uberoi, follows Chris Rohrlach, an Australian farmer who opens a legal brothel. ![Michael Joiner and Joy Moore in]()
Movie Review | 'The Grace Card' By MIKE HALE David Evans, an optometrist whose previous arts experience involved producing passion plays at a Memphis Christian church, makes his directorial debut with "The Grace Card." Movie Review | 'The Over the Hill Band' By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS Three Belgian septuagenarians look to resurrect their old singing group in the dramedy "The Over the Hill Band." News & Features
By A. O. SCOTT and MANOHLA DARGIS A. O. Scott and Manohla Dargis answer readers' questions about the Oscars and the motion picture industry's awards season in general. By MELENA RYZIK Melena Ryzik uses all her knowledge to predict who will emerge victorious on Oscar night and why. App Smart By BOB TEDESCHI For people who love the Academy Awards, this Sunday's ceremony could be the first where mobile devices truly change the experience. ![]()
Advertising By STUART ELLIOTT Advertisers' goal for the Oscars is to fuel conversations and build buzz among consumers before, during and after each utterance of "And the winner is." 
By A. O. SCOTT The Oscars may be approaching, but in the meantime, audiences can witness another, less-heralded seasonal ritual: the spectacle of great actors appearing in bad movies. DVD![]()
DVDs By DAVE KEHR "Senso," a little seen masterwork from 1954 by Luchino Visconti, gets new life from a digital restoration and high-definition transfer to Blu-ray and DVD. | Photos & VideoCast your votes and compete with your Facebook friends. Melena Ryzik takes to the streets of Los Angeles to explore Academy Award billboard campaigns. A. O. Scott discusses themes of loyalty and betrayal in Mike Newell's 1997 film. Editor FeedBackThanks for taking the time to read this e-mail. Feel free to send feedback; I enjoy hearing your opinions and will do my best to respond.
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