Them Iowa boys mean business in <i>At Any Price</i>

Them Iowa boys mean business in At Any Price

Director Ramin Bahrani's stark farmland drama chronicles one family's moral decay among the amber waves of grain.

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N.C. native Ramin Bahrani on At Any Price, the state of movies, and Roger Ebert's death

Ramin Bahrani, a Winston-Salem native, has charted an unlikely path to making a film with Zac Efron in the cornfields of Iowa.

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Detroit firefighter doc BURN uses grassroots distribution methods

Across the country, local firefighters are knocking on doors to ask cinema managers and owners to screen this award-winning independent documentary.

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A teenage girl grows up on a journey across Germany after the war in Lore

Lore and her siblings find themselves alone in the world, with only a few valuables to barter on their way to their grandmother's house hundreds of miles north.

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