ROTTEN TOMATOES: Mark Peranson

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	" Few recent American musicals are this fluid or engaging." -- Chicago Reader Posted Mar 26, 2007	Lagaan (2001)	95%
	" Reworking his own raw material, Lepage spins a rich, moving film that acknowledges humanity's power to break out of Earth's daily gravity; in the process, he leaves audiences floating." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 29, 2005	Far Side of the Moon (2005)	79%
	" Thomas Balm�s's fly-on-the-wall documentary uses your cell phone charger as a case study in how multibillion-dollar multinationals are dealing with multihorrible working conditions in the overseas plants run by their subcontractors." -- Village Voice Posted Jun 28, 2005	A Decent Factory (2005)	57%
	" In deliberate, clinical fashion, Zev Asher's documentary catches up with a notorious Canadian case of art versus animal cruelty." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 26, 2005	Casuistry: The Art of Killing a Cat (2004)	80%
	" *What remains is a variant of the nincompoop Benigni persona, here a more annoying, though less angry version of the irresponsible Sandlerian manchild, undercut by the voice of the star of Road Trip." -- Village Voice* Posted Jan 3, 2003	Pinocchio (2002)	0%
4/4	" One of the first masterpieces of the 21st century." -- Globe and Mail Posted Jun 14, 2002	Platform (2000)	79%
2/4	" *What starts off as a possible Argentine American Beauty* reeks like a room stacked with pungent flowers.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted May 10, 2002	The Son of the Bride (2002)	85%
	" Few social scientists are able to enliven an issue like Connolly and Anderson, and few documentarians have their dramatic intuition." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 23, 2002	Facing the Music (2002)	80%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Stardom (2000)	35%

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