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Film - Chuck Koplinski

Inspired cast and clever twists elevate Contraband

By Chuck Koplinski

From the 1930s through the 1950s, double features were common in American cinemas and the film that played on the lower part of the bill was referred to as a B-movie. These were exercises in narrative

Film - Chuck Koplinski

The Artist, a lovingly rendered homage

By Chuck Koplinski

Along with Hugo and Drive, also 2011 releases, Michel Hazanavicius’ The Artist is a film steeped in the history of American cinema. With nods towards A Star is Born, Citizen Kane and Singin&rsqu

Film - Chuck Koplinski

Intelligent Tinker rewards patience

By Chuck Koplinski

With its labyrinthine plot, shifting narrative threads and myriad characters, Tomas Alfredson’s adaptation of John le Carre’s classic spy novel, Tinker Tailor Solider Spy, may be initially

Film - Chuck Koplinski

Extremely Loud and ridiculous

By Chuck Koplinski

Some 10 years later, we’re still trying to come to terms with the attacks of 9/11. Perhaps the most important aspect of art is that it allows us to examine tragedies of this sort in an attempt t

Film - Chuck Koplinski

Streep’s steely performance propels Lady

By Chuck Koplinski

One of the more polarizing political figures of the 20th century, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, still inspires passionate support or derision some 21 years after she reluctantly stepped aw

Film - Chuck Koplinski

Stars shine in My Week with Marilyn

By Chuck Koplinski

Marilyn Monroe’s personal troubles have been well documented. Plagued by self-doubt, constantly in search of love, in hindsight the actress’s tragic early death was seemingly inevitable, w