Winter 2002
KISSING JESSICA
STEIN is a fresh take on the subject of sex and the single girl. When
we first meet Jessica – a sensitive but neurotic New York journalist
– she is at the end of her emotional rope. Her brother’s engaged,
her best friend’s pregnant, she hasn’t dated in a year, and
she can’t sleep.
Directed by Charles Herman-Wurmfeld
Screenwriter: Heather Juergensen, Jennifer Westfeldt
Jennifer Westfeldt
Heather Juergensen
Scott Cohen
Tovah Feldshuh
Jackie Hoffman
Michael Mastro
Carson Elrod
David Aaron Baker
Guest: TOVAH FELDSHUH -SCOTT COHEN
HOSTED BY MARSHALL
FINE
Info
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At the 2001 Venice International Film Festival, Monsoon Wedding won the top prize (the Golden Lion Award), the first Indian film to do so in 44 years and only the third film directed by a woman ever to do so in the Festival’s 58 years." Set in today’s globalized Delhi, Monsoon Wedding interweaves the ancient and the modern, the old-fashioned and the irreverent, the innocent and the sexual, to tell a modern Indian story. For many viewers, Monsoon Wedding will be their first glimpse of contemporary Indian society and Punjabi culture."
Cast:
Naseeruddin Shah
Lillete Dubey
Shefali Shetty
Vijay Raaz
Tilotama Shome
Vasundhara Das
Parvin Dabas
Kulbhushan Kharbanda
Kamini Khanna
Rajat Kapoor
Neha Dubey
Kemaya Kidwai
Ishaan Nair
Randeep Hooda
Roshan Seth
FEATURED GUEST - SCREENWRITER SABRINA DHAWAN.
HOST THELMA ADAMS - US WEEKLY MAGAZINE
"It's a long life, so you need life-long friends. "Last Orders" is a funny and moving film about four old friends (Bob Hoskins, Ray Winstone, David Hemmings and Tom Courtenay) and, most of all, the man, Jack Dodds (Michael Caine), whose "last orders" have set them on a journey."
Cast:
Michael Caine
Tom Courtenay
David Hemmings
Bob Hoskins
Helen Mirren
Ray Winstone
JJ Feild
Cameron Fitch
Nolan Hemmings
Anatol Yusef
Kelly Reilly
Stephen McCole
George Innes
Laura Morelli
Sally Hurst
Writer/Director/Producer- Fred Schepisi
Producer- Elisabeth Robinson
Executive Producers- Nik Powell
Rainer Mockert
Gary Smith
Chris Craib
Director of Photography- Brian Tufano, BSC
Casting- Patsy Pollock
Shaheen Baig
Costume Designer- Jill Taylor
Music- Paul Grabowsky
Editor- Kate Williams
Production Designer- Tim Harvey
FEATURED GUEST - Director Fred Schepisi (Six Degrees of Seperation, A Cry in the Dark)
HOSTED BY DAVID EDELSTEIN
109 Minutes. Rated R by the MPAA.
A Sony Pictures Classics release.
Last Orders Information here and here
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BONUS DOUBLE FEATURE - BARAN
1/21 STORYTELLING
"Storytelling is comprised of two separate stories set against the sadly comical terrain of college and high school, past and present. Following the paths of its young hopeful/ troubled characters, it explores issues of sex, race, celebrity and exploitation"
Director: Todd Solondz
Todd Solondz was born in Newark, New Jersey, and grew up in the suburbs. In 1996, Welcome to the Dollhouse, a feature he wrote, produced and directed, won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival and many other awards. In 1998, Happiness, which he wrote and directed, won the International Critics' Prize at the Cannes Film Festival and many other awards as well.
Cast:
Mark Webber (II)
Selma Blair
Leo Fitzpatrick
Robert Wisdom
Maria Thayer
Angela Goethals
Devorah Rose
Nancy Ann Ridder
Steven Rosen (II)
Aleksa Palladino
Mary Lynn Rajskub .
Tina Holmes
Paul Giamatti
Mike Schank
Xander Berkeley
Produced by:
Declan Baldwin (line producer)
Michael De Luca (executive producer)
Amy Henkels (executive producer)
Ted Hope (producer)
David Linde (executive producer)
Christine Vachon (producer)
GUEST - FILM'S STAR MARK WEBBER
HOST - A.O. SCOTT - NY TIMES
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