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 September 9, 2011Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'Contagion'A Nightmare Pox on Your Civilized WorldBy MANOHLA DARGIS"Contagion," Steven Soderbergh's smart, spooky thriller about contemporary plagues, is a paranoid freakout for the antigovernment, Tea Party age.  Movie Review | 'Warrior'A Tale of Jacob, Esau and MusclesBy A. O. SCOTTGavin O'Connor's "Warrior" follows two estranged brothers who are separately preparing for a mixed martial arts tournament. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'We Were Here'In a City's Plague Years, Caring for Their OwnBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"We Were Here" is an unblinking chronology of the AIDS epidemic, recounted by five people who lived through it and watched countless friends and lovers die.  Movie Review | 'The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975'A Tumultuous Time, Captured by OutsidersBy A. O. SCOTT"The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975" is a fascinating collection of images and interviews by Swedish television journalists who traveled to the United States to chronicle the era.  Movie Review | 'The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceausescu'Popular Ascendance to Grim DownfallBy MANOHLA DARGISAndrei Ujica's documentary "The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceausescu" is a cinematic tour de force that tracks the rise, reign and grim fall of that executed Romanian dictator.  Movie Review | 'Bobby Fischer Against the World'When He Was Good, He Was Very, Very GoodBy A. O. SCOTT"Bobby Fischer Against the World" documents the moment when Fischer's brilliance at chess made him an international hero.  Movie Review | 'Beware the Gonzo'Fear and Loathing at Parker PrepBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"Beware the Gonzo," the feature directorial debut of Bryan Goluboff, follows a student uprising against a high school's vile clique of alpha teenagers and its smug principal.  Movie Review | 'The Inheritors'For María and José, All Work and No PlayBy JEANNETTE CATSOULISIn "The Inheritors," Mexican children toil in the countryside, and look forward to ever more of the same.  Movie Review | 'Echotone'A Story as Old as GentrificationBy ANDY WEBSTERIn "Echotone," musicians build up Austin, Tex., only to see it taken away. News & Features George Kuchar, Made Underground Films, Dies at 69By PAUL VITELLOMr. Kuchar was a filmmaker whose campy, low-budget movies inspired underground directors and helped kindle the do-it-yourself moviemaking aesthetic now ubiquitous on YouTube  Critic's NotebookHiding Up in Telluride, Silver on ScreensBy A. O. SCOTTA look back at the just-concluded 38th edition of the biggest little film festival.  A Bounty of Documentaries at Toronto FestivalBy MICHAEL CIEPLYIn his new film, "Into the Abyss," Werner Herzog dissects the murder of a woman in Texas and the execution of the man convicted in the case. ADVERTISEMENT  | Photos & Video |
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