A little celebration called The Oscars happens every year in Hollywood, California or thereabouts.

Here are the winners for the 79th such ceremony.

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The French erotic thriller, Wild Camp, directed by Christophe Ali and Nicolas Bonilauri is wonderfully cast, starring Isild Le Besco with Denis Lavant. The two are dangerously attracted to one another much to the dismay of Le Besco's on screen family and friends. Jonathan Marlow interviewed Le Besco back in November.

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Mutual Appreciation, a movie you might not have seen, but really should! (It's definitely a GreenCine staff favorite.) Directed by Andrew Bujalski, this Indie rom-com takes a look at the life of a dissilusioned musician who moves to Brooklyn and winds up falling in love with his best friend's girl. Hannah Eaves had a chance speak with Bujalski this past August.

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Thelma Schoonmaker has for decades been editing Martin Scorsese's films. The Oscar nominated film The Departed, is no exception. Thelma Schoonmaker spoke with Jonathan Marlow about her storied career as one of the worlds most accomplished film editors.

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The Quiet, just out on DVD, is the latest offering from Jamie Babbit, director of the wonderful satire; But I'm a Cheerleader. The Quiet is a disturbing thriller starring Elisha Cuthbert and Camilla Belle. Belle plays a deaf and mute teen who discovers some very awful secrets in the home of her adoptive family. Michael Guillen caught up with Babbit to discuss her films and philosophies.


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Half-Cocked - from award winning documentary filmmaker Michael Galinsky - is an older film new to DVD. A group of bored kids steal the van of a punk band (fronted by Ian Svenonius) and procede to use the gear to crash some shows. Michael Galinsky spoke with Jonathan Marlow about his political documentary, Horns and Halos back in October, 2004.


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Infamous, the second biopic in a years time about the author of the legendary novel, In Cold Blood. This film from director/screenwriter Douglas McGrath follows Truman Capote in his investigation of the 1959 Clutter Family homicide. Hannah Eaves interviewed McGrath this past October. Read On >>

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