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This Week in Foreign Film

Director Chalerm Wongpim (Seven Street Fighters, Ta-Kien) presents this flick about a young man (Dan Chupong) after revenge for the death of his parents in this action adventure set in Thailand during the 1920’s.  Leo Putt, Panna Ritthikrai, and Ampon Rattanawong also star.  Check out the official site.  The film, presented in Thai with English subtitles, opens exclusively in Los Angeles on Friday with a limited release in select cities beginning on the 13th.  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

Dynamite Warrior (Khon fai bin)
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This Week in Independent Film

Nine-year-old Joshua Cairn (Jacob Kogan) seems a good, if eccentric, child to his parents (Sam Rockwell, Vera Farmiga), but when his newborn sister comes home from the hospital Joshua reveals a dark side.  Michael McKean, Nancy Giles, and Celia Weston 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.

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This Week in Foreign Film

When several highly competitive canidates go after the same job things will get brutal.  Just how far will someone go for a cushy position in a multinational corporation?  Eduardo Noriega, Najwa Nimri, Eduard Fernandez, Enesto Alterio, and Adriana Ozores star.  The film, presented in Spanish with English subtitles, opens in limited release in select cities on Friday.  Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.

The Method (El Método)
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Movie News

Hitchcock Redux is becoming a genre all its own.  Sony announced that they have greenlit a remake the 1927 silent Alfred Hitchcock thriller about a a man suspected of being a serial killer, The Lodger.  Writer/director David Ondaatje (Waiting for Dr. MacGuffin) will write, direct, and produce a new updated film based off the novel by Marie Belloc.  This marks Ondaatje’s feature film debut as a director, but hey, anybody can do Hitchcock nowadays, right?

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Comic Movie News

Samuel L. Jackson will appear as Nick Fury in a cameo performance in next year’s Iron Man, which also leads you to wonder if this means Jackson will also star in the proposed Nick Fury feature film.  The Ultimate-line version of Nick Fury was modeled after Jackson, so the casting makes perfect sense, but I just hope this doesn’t mean other Ultimate-line choices will take prescednece over the established Marvel Comics history if and when the much rumored Avengers movie gets made.  Also no word yet on if Jackson has contacted David Hasselhoff for advice on portraying the character.

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