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Andre Benjamin (aka Outkast's Andre 3000) stars as Jimi Hendrix, a man who sang and played guitar in the '60s.
Former President Jimmy Carter embarks on a book tour of his non-fiction book "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid" and speaks at various books signings about how peace can be achieved in the Middle East.
Part-rockumentary, part-presidential portrait, Jthis documentary traces how rock music helped propel Jimmy Carter to the White House, and the significant role that music has played in President Carter’s life and work.
An unforgettable character and not a lot to go with him. The character is a Hollywood hopeless called Jimmy Alto, a dumpy middle-aged man with shoulder-length dyed-yellow hair and floral-print shirt, who has never actually landed a single solitary part -- "It's all politics" -- and who finally finds his …
“My headache is coming,” Jimmy P. (Benicio del Toro) announces, as sure as a lycanthrope foretells a full moon. This time del Toro isn’t cast a wolfman and the reason behind the pending pain is a lot harder to diagnose in director Arnaud Desplechin’s fact-based, back-to-the-“snake pit” period account of …
Meanwhile, in 1920's Ireland: Jimmy wants to invite people to his tin hall to talk, dance, learn, sing, and be free human beings. The Catholic Church, which hates talking, dancing, learning, singing, freedom, and humanity, wants to shut him down, because he's an atheist. Oh, and there's some political unrest …
On the surface, what appears to be a Borat/Inspector Clouseau hybrid is really little more than the premise of a typical Jerry Lewis film: assign a patsy a set of impossible tasks only to have him ace every challenge. Maz Jobrani stars as the titular errand boy, an Iranian clod …
Chillingly ugly — in both spirit and appearance — holiday comedy about a workaholic Minneapolitan who has postponed his Christmas shopping until December 24, and then doesn't care who he has to step on to get his hands on the precious Turbo Man action-figure. Another unsuitable part, under the name …
On an isolated road passing through the vast barren plains of Tibet, a truck driver who has accidentally run over a sheep chances upon a young man.
The shaky, quasi-supernatural premise — that a small-time Nevada gambler would discover a particular blackjack dealer to whom he is providentially guaranteed not to lose — keeps getting shakier under subsequent developments: a hare-brained murder conspiracy, a scavenger hunt for a meaningless anagram. The only thing that prevents total collapse …
David Gelb’s documentary about Jiro Ono, a sage master chef of sushi in Tokyo, has the quick art, fine detailing, and lucid skill that Jiro shows in his kitchen and when serving. Lucky are the diners, envious are we voyeurs. The sea life has gone to heaven.