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'Precious' director pushes worst aspects of child abuse to screen

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The first movie Lee Daniels directed, the 2005 drama Shadowboxer about a terminally ill assassin and her unusual relationship with her partner in crime, was largely derided by critics and virtually ignored by audiences, grossing less than $1 million worldwide.

  • 'Precious' director pushes worst aspects of child abuse to screen

    The first movie Lee Daniels directed, the 2005 drama Shadowboxer about a terminally ill assassin and her unusual relationship with her partner in crime, was largely derided by critics and virtually ignored by audiences, grossing less than $1 million worldwide. Photo Gallery Available

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    A look at the week ahead in the movies and TV

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    Fame finds a place among Miami book lovers

    Celebrities such as Isabella Rossellini draw readers to the Miami Book Fair International, but organizers say they focus on their work as authors.

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    Documentary focuses on historic Overtown

    When David Weintraub moved to Miami to work as a civil rights lawyer in a downtown skyscraper, he collected plenty of tips about the town, among them: Stay away from certain areas.

  • SCREEN GEMS

    A look at the week ahead in the movies and TV

    BIG SCREEN 2012 (PG-13) -- Disaster magnet Roland Emmerich (Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow) returns to destroy our planet -- again. John Cusack, Woody Harrelson, Thandie Newton and Amanda Peet are among the humans trying to make sense of the impending apocalypse. Remember when Irwin Allen made those star-studded disaster flicks in the 1970s? Those were awesome. Emmerich's, not so much. But they sure look awesome.

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