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 | This week's new releases include a sci-fi tale in which time can be exchanged for money, Johnny Depp as an increasingly unhinged journalist, and the suave kitty with the cute little boots headlining his own movie. Plus, in limited release, Anonymous ponders the question: who really wrote the plays credited to William Shakespeare? And Felicity Jones is earning rave reviews for her breakthrough performance in the indie romance Like Crazy, also opening in limited release. | |
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| Exclusive Interview with Elizabeth Olsen and Sean Durkin
One of the true breakthrough performances of 2011 is delivered by big screen newcomer Elizabeth Olsen, younger sister to the famous acting twins, Mary-Kate and Ashley, in the edgy indie drama Martha Marcy May Marlene. Writer/director Sean Durkin's feature film debut is a psychological thriller which finds Olsen playing Martha, an escapee from a cult who finds refuge with her estranged sister (played by Sarah Paulson) and brother-in-law (Hugh Dancy). Read the interview...
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