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Articles Written by: JASON ANDERSON
STOCKTON, Calif. USD senior Brandon Johnson wanted to be on the floor with his teammates, but the All-West Coast Conference guard could only watch as the final sequence unfolded last night.
Trailing by one, the Toreros inbounded under their own basket ...
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The countries of East Asia have long been the source of some of the world's most exciting movies, but even ardent cinephiles may not realize quite how long that's been the case.
The centerpiece event for the 13th annual Reel Asian film festival – ...
From JASON ANDERSON,
Toronto Star,
11 Nov 2009
Conveying a child's experience of the Holocaust is a difficult challenge for any filmmaker who's wary of easy sentimentality or condescending oversimplifications.
Last year's movie adaptation of John Boyne's novel The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas was an ...
From JASON ANDERSON,
Toronto Star,
6 Nov 2009
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While movie theatres aren't quite desperate enough to offer flu vaccinations to ticket buyers, they'll do everything else they can to get seats filled during the coming holiday season. Boffo box office would be like a booster shot for a business ...
From JASON ANDERSON,
Toronto Star,
6 Nov 2009
'Cockney auteur' Nick Love, director of Goodbye Charlie Bright, The Football Factory and The Firm, talks to Jason Solomons about football, fashion and funk
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From JASON SOLOMONS, ANDY GALLAGHER, GLENN OSTEN ANDERSON,
Guardian Unlimited,
24 Sep 2009
S ince it begins with the demise of the narrator's father after a battle with cancer, a book like This Is Where I Leave You would normally open with a poignant deathbed scene. Readers might expect a spare yet carefully wrought description of the ailing ...
From JASON ANDERSON,
Globe and Mail,
23 Sep 2009
If Quentin Tarantino's movie career can be encapsulated in a single blast of music, it's the twang-laden rumble of Dick Dale's 'Miserlou.' Energizing the opening credits of 'Pulp Fiction,' it's a hard, fast piece of retro cool set in an eminently ...
From JASON ANDERSON,
Spinner.com,
14 Aug 2009
When Anvil opens for AC/DC in Boston and New Jersey this week, it will be no small triumph for a once-forgotten Toronto heavy metal band that has spent the past 25 years angling for another shot at the big time.
But these gigs represent something else, ...
From JASON ANDERSON,
Spinner.com,
28 Jul 2009
Movie theatres are filling up with folks in funny-looking glasses again, but the new breed of 3-D technology is light years beyond what’s come before. Forget the red-and-blue motion sickness inducers of the 1950s—today’s 3-D movies are crisp, clear and ...
From JASON ANDERSON,
Globe and Mail,
28 May 2009
Terry Gilliam has never been the luckiest of directors. The filmmaker who first gained note for his surreal animations for Monty Python, Gilliam battled with Universal over the final cut of his 1985 black comedy Brazil
, suffered an expensive flop with ...
From JASON ANDERSON,
Globe and Mail,
22 May 2009
