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- Blogs, Daily Loaf, Jul 29, 2010
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Movie Preview: George Gallo's Middle Men, starring Luke Wilson, Giovanni Ribisi and Gabriel Macht (with trailer video)
- by Amber Mcdonald
- Tags: Movies, Sex, Movies, internet pioneer, internet, Kelsey Grammer, Paramount Pictures, movie preview, Luke Wilson, Middle Men, Online Pornography, Uncategorized
In the upcoming Middle Men, audiences will follow Jack Harris (Luke Wilson) as he navigates the waters of internet commerce while trying to remain morally ambiguous to the sea of corruption that swarms around him. Harris became one the world’s wealthiest entrepreneurs by revolutionizing the way online pornography is sold and viewed. Middle Men is the true story of his rags to riches rise …
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- Blogs, Daily Loaf, Jan 25, 2009
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Summing up Sundance 2009: The best festival in years
- by Nathan Andersen
- Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Arts & Entertainment, Sundance Film Festival, Movies, slamdance film festival, sundance, grand jury prize, Eckerd, larry fessenden, shuttle buses, ron perlman, documentary award, documentary films, internet pioneer, library theater, remarkable vision, slamdance, documentaries, state theatre, Yeasayer, Uncategorized
Nate Anderson and his Eckerd crew have made it to the end of the Sundance Film Festival. His verdict: The documentaries made the difference.
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