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This Week in Independent Film

The latest from director Wes Anderson involves Francis (Owen Wilson) trying to reconnect with his two younger brothers (Adrien Brody, Jason Schwartzman) on a train travelling across India.  Amara Karan, Camilla Rutherford, Irfan Khan, Natalie Portman, Angelica Huston, and Bill Murray also star.  Check out the official site.  After playing in limited release the film opens wide on Friday, and we’ll have the review!  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

The Darjeeling Limited
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Vampires invade the small town of Barrow, Alaska as the sun sets for 30 days of uninterrupted night.  Josh Hartnett, Melissa George, Ben Foster, Megan Franich, Craig Hall, and Camille Keenan star in this film adapted from IDW Publishing’s horror comics written by Steve Niles.  Check out the official site.  We’ve seen it and we’ll have the review when film scares itself into theaters on Friday.

30 Days of Night
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A CIA analyst (Jake Gyllenhaal) begins questioning his job after a suspected Egyptian terrorist (Rosie Malek-Yonan) is disappeared and tortured in a secret detention facility as the man’s wife (Reese Witherspoon) fights for his release.  Alan Arkin, J.K. Simmons, and Meryl Streep also star.  Check out the official site.  The film opens everwhere on Friday.  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

 

Rendition
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Royce (Wes Bentley) and Dexter (Scott Speedman) have some problems: a botched heist, the body a dead girlfriend (Taryn Manning), a Satanic cult, ritual sacrifice, and an angry drug dealer.  Joey Beck, Greg Bryk, Maggie Castle, and Mike Parr also star.  Check out the official site.  The film opens in limited release in select cities on Friday.  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

Weirdsville
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Sara Lndon (Rissa Walters) moves to Pine Valley and begins to investigate the mystery behind the town’s strange supernatural events.  The film is being promoted as the first of a franchise.  Brian Comrie, Dan Comrie, Rick Comrie also star.  It was directed by Lisa Comrie and written by John Comrie.  I’m sensing a theme here (who knew you could spell nepotism C-o-m-r-i-e?).  Check out the official site.  The film opens in theaters everywhere on Friday.  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

Sarah Landon and the Paranormal Hour
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