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Permanent Midnight: Hollywood's No Country for Older Actresses in This Ambitious Sci-Fi Satire

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Money Talks (and Kills): On "Cheap Thrills," a Dark Comedy About Immorality for the 99-Percent

Permanent Midnight: Tripping Balls in 17-Century England is Even Weirder Than It Sounds

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Fantastic Fest Review: "Nothing Bad Can Happen" Attacks Religion and Faith with Brutal, Devastating Force

Catch Rec: "I Declare War" Creatively Uses Kids With Guns to Rekindle Warm Childhood Memories

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Review: Filipino Thriller "Graceland" is an Uncompromisingly Intense Descent into Moral Hell

The 15 Most Anticipated Movies At Fantastic Fest 2012

Stream The Hilarious New Danish Comedy "Klown" Here, Right Now

Review: Enjoyably Filthy And Refreshingly Earnest, Denmark's "Klown" Is Provocative Comedy Done Right

Check Out Exclusive Stills From The Danish Comedy "Klown," Rumored To Be The Summer's Funniest Flick