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Snow Cake in International Film Festival

The film industry has produced its share of one-note movie plots involving isolated, lonely drivers who pick up hitchhikers, only to be led down a path of predictable terror and suspense. Films like these, including The Hitcher and Natural Born Killers, send the message that we shouldn’t trust hitchhikers and only doom will follow once the wandering road-side stranger is invited to sit in the passenger’s seat. But then there’s Snow Cake, Marc Evans’ 2006 film that will be shown as part of the 2007 Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival. This small gem of a movie from Canada, starring Alan Rickman, Sigourney Weaver, and Carrie-Ann Moss, may start off looking like a typical hitchhiking road movie, but soon turns out to be anything but. MORE »

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