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As the Miami International Film Festival winds down this week, there are still some choice movies we think you should see. Why go to a festival screening and not a blockbuster such as Shutter Island? Because the fest films are so new, so interesting, and so different that some of...
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As the Miami International Film Festival winds down this week, there are still some choice movies we think you should see. Why go to a festival screening and not a blockbuster such as Shutter Island? Because the fest films are so new, so interesting, and so different that some of them can’t even find distribution stateside. In other words, miss them now and you might never have the chance to see them in theaters in these here United States of Stale Entertainment.

This Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Cosford Cinema, see Trash Humpers, the latest film by Kids writer Harmony Korine, and watch four insane old people have their way with pancakes and trash in this “ode to vandalism.”

Thu., March 11, 8 p.m., 2010

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