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Kenneth Branagh + Michael CaineOctober 3, 2007
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David Cronenberg + Steve KnightSeptember 13, 2007
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Michael MooreJune 28, 2007
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Considering Horror PanelJune 17, 2007
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Sarah PolleyApril 27, 2007
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D. A. PennebakerFebruary 4, 2007
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Albert MayslesJanuary 20, 2007
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Donald RichieOctober 21, 2006
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Terry GilliamOctober 2, 2006
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Forest Whitaker, Kevin Macdonald + James McAvoySeptember 17, 2006
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Matthew ModineJune 17, 2006
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Robert AltmanApril 29, 2006
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Bennett MillerJanuary 7, 2006
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Tommy Lee JonesDecember 12, 2005
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Fernando Mereilles + Rachel WeiszNovember 29, 2005
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Laurent Cantet + Karen YoungOctober 20, 2005

Tommy Lee Jones December 12, 2005
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada was movie star Tommy Lee Jones's debut as a theatrical film director. Set in his native Texas, this provocative blend of road movie and western, partly inspired by Sam Peckinpah, is a unique and compelling drama that Jones described as "a study of the emotional, psychological, spiritual, and social implications of having an international border running through the middle of a culture." The movie had its New York premiere on a cold December night at a special screening co-hosted by the Museum of the Moving Image and Jones's Harvard roommate, former Vice President Al Gore.