Sometimes you don’t hear about a great movie until it’s gone (or nominated for an award). In an effort to help you find films that otherwise might slip through the cracks, we’re going to highlight this weekend’s ten most popular films on laemmle.com ranked by pageviews. This week is your last chance to see many of these films, so don’t wait! This week’s top film won the coveted Palme d’Or at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival!
We also want to take this opportunity to remind you that word of mouth is probably the single most important factor in determining the success of smaller films. So when you see a movie you like, tweet about it, post it on Facebook, or go old school and tell your friends face-to-face! Be sure to tag us on Facebook or cc @laemmle on Twitter so we can help you spread the word! Thanks and happy moviegoing!
is available on DVD; and we don’t have a date yet for TANGERINES.
Each year the Village Voice polls nearly 100 American film critics on 13 categories to find the best (and worst) of the year in film. 
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The Academy’s Documentary Branch narrowed the field to 15 from 134 submissions. While we’ve already screened many films, some are still in theaters, and five will play as morning shows over the next few weeks. By the time nominations are announced, every film on the shortlist will have played at one or more of our theaters… for those keeping track! For those not located near our theatres, thankfully, a few streaming sites are showing some of these films. However, there are usually different location restrictions on some of these sites, such as Netflix. Of course, one of the most common ways to watch films that are restricted is by purchasing a VPN. Some are better than others, but there are reviewing websites online allowing users to 
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