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This Month's Issue:
Sand
Man
Writer-director
Stephen Sommers unleashes "The Mummy Returns."
It Takes Two
Exhibition execs discuss their strategies in forming joint
ventures abroad.
The Producer
A successful producer is one
who regularly finds a distributor for his films.
ShoWest
2001 Wrap-Up
The stars turn out
for the world's largest convention of movie professionals.
 The
Chart
What's hot according to buyers and critics.
New
NATO Members
Cinema owners who joined up.
Cash Drawer
Movies ranked by grosses.
Release
Calendar
Coming movies ordered by date of bow.
How
They Rate
Why films are classified as they are.
Events
A calendar of industry happenings.
Editor's
Page
Jim Kozak reminds that when it comes
to film knowledge, the video-store guys got nothing on cinema managers.
From
the President's Desk
John Fithian reflects on ShoWest, recent accomplishments and the state
of the industry.
Dateline: Exhibition
Signature
opens a 10-plex;
UA emerges from Chapter 11; Actor Mark Ruffalo turns up at
a ShoPro in Wisconsin.
International Dateline
French admissions are up by 6 percent; Syria allows
local exhibitors to purchase foreign product
 June
Preview
"A.I.," "Tomb Raider," "Evolution," "A
Knight's Tale," "Swordfish," "Atlantis," "The
Animal," "Doctor Dolittle" and more.
Digital
Cinema
Michael Karagosian discusses the many surprises he encountered at this
year's ShoWest.
Next!
The stars of "The Mexican" move on to
"Ocean's 11," "America's Sweethearts," "The
Spy Game" and more.
Washington Report
Steven John Fellman
on the probable new attorney general; Jonathan Yarowsky ponders the
Napster Decision
Final
Cut
Larry Hanson, chairman of NATO's Independent Theatre Owners Committee,
reveals at least one guilty pleasure.
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