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Joseph Cedar

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    Weekend Preview: Laugh with '21 Jump Street' & 'Footnote'; 'Kid with a Bike' & "Detachment' Bring Drama

    by Sophia Savage on Thu Mar 15 16:44:32 EDT 2012

    It is a great weekend to laugh or cry at the movies. Joseph Cedar's "Footnote" (Oscar nominee for Best Foreign Language Film) is the dramedy for intellectuals, while "21 Jump Street" and "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" deliver the sillier, satisfying fun...

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    Joseph Cedar Talks His Oscar Nominated 'Footnote' & Why Argument Is A Necessary Force

    by Thomas Dodson on Fri Mar 09 09:59:00 EST 2012

    One of five nominees for this year’s Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, “Footnote” comes from award-winning writer-director Joseph Cedar, who at only 43 years of age, has already established an enviable track record with his work. The Israeli auteur’s latest creati...

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    Footnote—movie review

    by Leonard Maltin on Fri Mar 09 00:30:00 EST 2012

    Another of this year’s Best Foreign Language Film nominees, Footnote may not be as intense or soul-searching as A Separation or In Darkness, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t superior satisfying entertainment. Israeli writer-director Joseph Cedar mines the richest vein in the world fo...

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    How Did This Happen? Five Terrific Foreign Film Nominees

    by Caryn James on Fri Feb 24 22:07:19 EST 2012

    Whatever you say about the Academy Awards’ most baffling choices, from the wacky grab bag of Best Picture nominees (really, who thinks Extremely Loud deserves to be there?) to the mysterioso ways of the documentary and foreign film committees, this year the foreign language nominees are, ...

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