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[Title] => Diversity reigns in Oscar-nominated directors
[Summary] => The Academy Awards category for best director has historically been two things: white and male. This year, the five nominees are a slightly more diverse crowd.
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[Title] => Polanski agreed to $500,000 payment in civil suit
[Summary] => LOS ANGELES (AP) — Film director Roman Polanski agreed to pay his sexual assault victim $500,000 to settle a lawsuit 15 years after he fled the United States, according to court documents provided to media outlets Friday.
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[Title] => RP entry a finalist in Democracy Video Challenge of US State Department
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - A film produced by two Filipino artists has been chosen one of 18 finalists in a worldwide video contest initiated by the United States’ Department of State, the US Embassy in Manila announced yesterday.
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[Title] => Just can’t quit Ang Lee
[Summary] => ANG LEE won the Academy Award as Best Director Sunday for the cowboy romance "Brokeback Mountain," becoming the first Asian to win Hollywood’s top honor for filmmakers.
Adept at genres from Westerns to historical romance to martial-arts pageants, Lee won his Oscar for a purely American story about two men tragically swept up in a gay romance that they conceal from their families for two decades.
"Well, I wish I knew how to quit you," Lee said, smiling and clutching his Oscar.
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[Title] => Just can’t quit Ang Lee
[Summary] => ANG LEE won the Academy Award as Best Director Sunday for the cowboy romance "Brokeback Mountain," becoming the first Asian to win Hollywood’s top honor for filmmakers.
Adept at genres from Westerns to historical romance to martial-arts pageants, Lee won his Oscar for a purely American story about two men tragically swept up in a gay romance that they conceal from their families for two decades.
"Well, I wish I knew how to quit you," Lee said, smiling and clutching his Oscar.
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[Title] => Royale with cheese and a side of noir
[Summary] => 
Actually, a Quarter Pounder with fromage is a Royal Cheese en français. Nevertheless, Pulp Fiction, with its stylish swagger and bracing, brazen originality, reinvigorated the film noir genre to such remarkable levels that subsequently produced some of its boldest and most audacious offerings, from 1995’s The Usual Suspects to 2000’s Memento and David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive a year later.
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February 3, 2010 - 9:15am
