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Life of Pi Is the Story of How Important Life of Pi Is
By Nick Schager
Tags: Film Stories, Reviews, Ang Lee, Richard Parker, Life of Pi, Irrfan Khan
Life of Pi Star Irrfan Khan Forges a Cross-Cultural Career
By Simon Abrams
Tags: Film Stories, Reviews, Shahrukh Khan, Bollywood, Vishal Bhardwaj, Ang Lee
Ruining Woodstock: Who knew three days of peace & music would oppress us for 40 years? (Plus: this movie)
By Melissa Anderson
Tags: Film Stories, Reviews, Ang Lee, Woodstock, James Schamus, Elliot Tiber
The Not Terrible Hulk: In the shadow of Iron Man, the latest from Marvel can't live up to its billing
By Robert Wilonsky
Tags: Film Stories, Reviews, Ang Lee, Bruce Banner, Edward Norton, Robert Downey Jr.
The Spy Who Shagged Yee
Ang Lees sexed-up thriller is neither sexy nor thrilling.
Tags: Film Stories, Reviews, Ang Lee, Eileen Chang, Shanghai, James Schamus
Red Dusk
Night Watch heralds the invasion of the Russian fantasy blockbuster
By Luke Y. Thompson
Tags: Film Stories, Reviews, Tobin Bell, Ang Lee, Christophe Gans, Hollywood
Homo on the Range
Ledger and Gyllenhaal are cowboys in love in Ang Lee's wrenching Brokeback Mountain
By Bill Gallo
Tags: Film Stories, Reviews, Ang Lee, E. Annie Proulx, Heath Ledger, Wyoming
Chinese Box
A first-generation surgeon tries to find her way out of the closet
By Melissa Levine
Tags: Film Stories, Reviews, Michelle Krusiec, Alice Wu, Wilhelmina Pang, Ang Lee
Film Openings
Week of June 18, 2003
Tags: Film Listings, Listings, Ang Lee, American Idol, Rob Reiner, Danny Pang
Grand Dames
The big-screen gals of cinema 2003 will keep you watching
By Gregory Weinkauf
Tags: Film Stories, Reviews, Jennifer Connelly, Ang Lee, Lucasfilm Ltd., California
Series/Festivals
Week of January 2, 2002
Tags: Film Listings, Listings, Saint Louis Art Museum, Val Guest, Ang Lee, Joan Allen
Best Fiction Writer
Qiu Xiaolong
Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Best Arts & Entertainment, T.S. Eliot, Ang Lee, China, National Public Radio Inc.
Emotion in Motion
Ang Lee reinvents the martial-arts movie for the art-house crowd
By Andy Klein
Tags: Film Stories, Reviews, Ang Lee, Hollywood, Yu Shu Lien, Bernard Herrmann
Midtown St. Louis Will Get a Pedestrian Bridge Over I-64
By Kallie Cox
St. Louis Mom of Slain 14-Year-Old Needs Money for His Funeral
Slain Soulard Hit-and-Run Victim Remains Unidentified
By Sarah Fenske