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You have to admire the chutzpah, if not necessarily the filmmaking skills, of Jay and Mark Duplass, the duo behind the stay-at-home-son comedy-drama Jeff, Who Lives at Home. With their 2005 debut, The Puffy Chair, the Duplass brothers took an uninteresting story fleshed out with lackadaisical dialogue and, using barely rudimentary camera skills, fashioned a noodly tale about love, life and relationships.

What’s daring about The Myth of the American Sleepover, a modest, untroubled elegy for the passages of middle-American youth, is as straightforward as it is uncommon.

I saw Anna Faris again, this time for "Take Me Home Tonight," a funny comedy that would have made John Hughes proud. Together with co-star Dan Fogler, we talk about their involvement with the film, Fogler's scene-stealing moments in the movie, and their favorite 80s music, movies, and icons.

The super-hot and sweet Teresa Palmer talks about her new comedy "Take Me Home Tonight!" We discuss her interest with the movie, being born in the 80s, her character (Tori Frederking), and her favorite 80s music, movie, and icon!

I'm happy to report that I just saw Relativity Media's
"Take Me Home Tonight" starring Topher Grace, Anna Faris, and Dan Fogler from director Michael Dowse.

This probably is not the same in other cultures.

"How do you differ from your peers in cinema in Hong Kong?"

Dream Home, the incredible slasher movie, in Udine for its World Premiere and directed by Hong Kong's Pang Ho-cheung.

23rd April to 1st May 2010 - Teatro Nuovo "Giovanni da Udine" and the Visionario Udine Far East Film 12.

The Udine Festival is granted, for its launch on the 23rd April, the World Premiere of Dream Home, the highly anticipated slasher by Pang Ho-cheung!