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...Christie) and a hotel bellhop (Shia LaBeouf), written by the late Anthony Minghella (The English Patient) and directed by Shekhar Kapur (Elizabeth). Christie and LaBeouf draw remarkable portraits of characters, making you yearn to see...

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...Minghella, who passed away before his shoot. His pretentious script, directed by Shekhar Kapur, takes place on the Upper East Side, incongruously teaming Julie Christie and Shia LaBeouf. When "New York, I Love You" was previewed in...

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...segments can't hit this level of interest. (I'd add the Anthony Minghella-scripted, Shekhar Kapur-directed memory vignette, starring Julie Christie, John Hurt and Shia LaBeouf, in the plus column.) At least half the vignettes demand that you...

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</p><p>Some of the shorts in "New York, I Love You" cross over into pretentious territory, most notably Shekhar Kapur's segment, a would-be melancholy tale about a former opera singer (Julie Christie) and her bellhop (Shia LaBeouf).

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...from a more complete work. The bad ideas far outnumber the good, and nowhere more so than in a segment written by Anthony Minghella and directed by Shekhar Kapur, who stepped in after Minghella's death. The ludicrousness of Shia...

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...directs her own minor entry). And while Shekhar Kapur's enigmatic interlude between Russian bellhop Shia LaBeouf and sad-eyed singer Julie Christie is moderately evocative, it could have taken place anywhere. A few performances do feel...

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...(Cloris Leachman and Eli Wallach). From Shekhar Kapur comes the film's mistiest tale, about an Englishwoman (Julie Christie), an old hotel employee (John Hurt) and a limping valet (Shia LaBeouf). From Allen Hughes: its most erotic, about...

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...and incomprehensible vignette of all, written by Anthony Minghella, interrupted by his death and finished by Bollywood success Shekhar Kapur (Elizabeth), the great Julie Christie plays a retired opera singer who checks into a posh hotel on...

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...as a pickpocket, street-basketball ringer and all-around fedora-donning lowlife. Worst of show goes to Elizabeth director Shekhar Kapur (filling in for the late Anthony Minghella, to whom the omnibus is dedicated), who strands a...

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