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Name: Loukas Tsouknidas
Location: Athens, Greece
Reject Since: December 2006
Email: loukas@filmschoolrejects.com

Bio: Loukas Tsouknidas reviews films for www.in2life.gr and co-publishes the bi-monthly pdf magazine “monkie” (www.monkie.gr) while waiting for his attempts at fiction to be appreciated. He firmly believes that you really can sweat by writing and remakes are the work of very very sick people.


Posts by Loukas Tsouknidas:

Early Review: Iron Man May Just Rock Your World

Early Review: Iron Man May Just Rock Your World

Our own super-sleuth Loukas Tsouknidas checks in from overseas with an awesome early review of Iron Man. As you can see, the hype may all be worth it, after all.

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The Counterfeiters Movie Review

The Counterfeiters Movie Review

The Nazi reign in Central Europe left, besides it’s horrific legacy, a great deal of fascinating stories to be told. One of those, the recount of “Operation Bernhard”, is the theme of this year’s subtitled Oscar winner from Austrian director Stefan Ruzowitzky, The Counterfeiters. Not only of historical interest, but morally diverse and fairly entertaining too.

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Oscar Week: Best Foreign Language Film

Oscar Week: Best Foreign Language Film

We break down all the films that don’t speak English and such…

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Movie Review: Shotgun Stories

Movie Review: Shotgun Stories

Director Jeff Nichols’ first film shows quite a lot of promise…

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Movie Review: ‘Rambo’ is Ugly and Sad

Movie Review: ‘Rambo’ is Ugly and Sad

When you’re pushed… giving an “F” is as easy as breathing.

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Snow Angels

Snow Angels

Small towns are the nicest places when you’re in a good mood and the worst jungles when you feel trapped in depression.

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Charlie Wilson’s War

Charlie Wilson’s War

A charming recount of a not so charming period (if there ever was one) in American foreign affairs.

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American Gangster

American Gangster

Last year, it was Martin Scorcese that rocked the gangster-movie lover’s hearts with a duel between a mobster-cop and a cop-mobster. This year, another brilliant director, takes his turn to honor the genre.

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