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This Week in Foreign Film

TV writer/director Andrew Piddington brings to life a dramatization of the death of John Lennon through the eyes of his killer Mark David Chapman (Jonas Bell).  Sofia Dubrawsky, Krisha Fairchild, Robert C. Kirk, and Thomas A. McMahon also star.  Check out the official site.  The film opens exclusively in New York and Los Angeles on Friday.  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

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Frank Langella stars as a reclusive writer who is convinced by a young graduate student (Lauren Ambrose) to end his seclusion and resurrect his career.  Karl Bury, Anitha Gandhi, Jessica Hecht, Adrian Lester, and Lili Taylor also star.  Check out the official site.  The film opens wide on Friday.  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

Starting Out in the Evening
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Daniel Day Lewis stars as an oil man in the early 20th century in this bleak, and also darkly funny, view of the human condition based off the work of Upton Sinclair.  Paul Dano, Ciaran Hinds, and Dillon Freasier also star.  Check out the official site.  Many critics are raving about the film, come back Wednesday when opens exclusively in New York and Los Angeles and find out if we think the praise is justly deserved.  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

There Will Be Blood
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Grumpy, Dying, Old Men?  Strangers Edward (Jack Nicholson) and Carter (Morgan Freeman) connect in the hospital and decide to take a road trip together to fullfill their last wishes before they each die of cancer.  Sean Hayes, Beverly Todd, Rob Morrow, and Rowena King also star.  Check out the official site.  We’ll have the review for you on Christmas Day when the film opens in limited release in select cities.  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

The Bucket List
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This Week in Foreign Film

Laura (Belen Rueda), her husband (Fernando Cayo) and their son Simon (Roger Princep) move into the former orphange where Laura grew up only to discover that more than memories might be haunting their new home.  Mabel Rivera, Montserrat Carulla, and Edgar Vivar also star.  Check out the official site.  The film, presented in Spanish with English subtitles, opens in limited release in select cities on Friday, and we’ll have the review!  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

The Orphanage (Orfanto, El)
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