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And the Oscar should go to…

By Lanz Leviste | January 27, 2006 - 12:00am

It really does not take a lot to win a best picture Oscar. Put together a pedigreed cast, a wildly praised yet woefully overrated director, and a 140-page screenplay either based on a true story or classy middlebrow...

Young Star

The best films of 2005

By Lanz Leviste | January 6, 2006 - 12:00am

Let’s skip talk of the disastrous box-office slump and focus on the pertinent: 2005 was one hell of a year in film, full of gay cowboys, a mighty ape and politics, politics, politics. Agendas were abundant...

Young Star