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September 2004
Week of September 20th through September 24th

Remember The Past

Chisholm '72 - Unbosses and Unbought opens Sept. 24 at BAM Rose Cinemas, New York Friday, September 24-Thursday, September 30

With the presidential election coming our way in less than two months, let's not forget what Shirley Chisholm did to change history. Directed by Shola Lynch, Unbought & Unbossed is the first historical documentary on Brooklyn Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm and her campaign to become the Democratic Party's presidential nominee in 1972. The documentary follows Chisholm from the announcement of her candidacy in January to the Democratic National Convention in Miami, Florida in July.

 

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Chisholm '72: An Interview with Director Shola Lynch
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Silver City (in Film )
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Stuart Townsend and Charlize Theron are a real life couple, but have no chemistry whatsoever in the film. The love story is not convincingly portrayed and that theme is the arc of the film. 
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It's time to drop all pretenses and call out the people inundating us with an unrelenting stream of cinematic garbage. The Cookout is a good idea with a terrible script. 
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Suspect Zero is another failed attempt in the serial killer genre. The studio behind this would save themselves loads of money in marketing and distribution by sending this straight to video.  It's that bad.
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Mira Nair, the renowned Indian director behind Monsoon Wedding, really overstretches the scope of the story.The result is a disjointed film that becomes incredibly tedious to watch.
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