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June 2006
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 Larry Clark's newest gaggle of Kids are punk-rock skaters (and first-time actors) trying to survive both South Central L.A. and Beverly Hills High in Wassup Rockers (June 23)....
Speaking of survival, the folks in the future universe of District B13 must save us all from a weapon of mass destruction hidden in a lawless Paris neighborhood (June 2)....
Believing he's accidentally killed his future father-in-law, Palestinian Rafi endangers his engagement (and possibly international relations) as he waits for his fiancée's Jewish family to find the body, in the comedy Only Human (June 9)....
Kyra Sedgwick is a single mom desperate to protect her precocious son in Loverboy, Kevin Bacon's big-screen directorial debut (June 16)....
Agnes and His Brothers are looking for love in modern-day Germany, and with Oskar Roehler behind the camera they should find sex as well (June 9)....
Who Killed the Electric Car? is a documentary about the demise of an eco-friendly GM auto (June 28)....
Gay Pride month brings the release of The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green, a romantic romp about the big-city dating scene (June 16)...
and the Spanish comedy Queens, about five mothers preparing for their gay sons to wed (June 30)....
Cuba Gooding Jr. — who once played a fake gay guy — is Helen Mirren's stepson and accomplice in Shadowboxer, Lee Daniels' drama about two contract killers (June 9)....
In The Puffy Chair, a man, a van, and a purple La-Z-Boy take a road trip, indie-rock style (June 2)....
More on-the-road adventures abound in the Portuguese drama Lower City, in which a destructive love triangle illustrates the perils of hitching a ride with really attractive friends (June 16)....
Despite its title, The Road to Guantánamo has nothing to do with hitchhiking. In the film, three unlucky Brits recount the years they spent awaiting formal charges in the military prison (June 23)....
A singer-songwriter tours Turkey with a mobile recording studio and compiles an eclectic mixtape in the documentary Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul (June 9)....
We're already into the soundtrack to Leonard Cohen I'm Your Man, a documentary tribute to the poet and musician, featuring performances by U2, Nick Cave, and others (June 21)....
Jennifer Love Hewitt, Breckin Meyer, and the disembodied voice of Bill Murray return for the ''highly anticipated'' Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties (June 16)....
Another fat mammal appears in Lbs., as a 385-pound man tries to get thin by moving to the country (even though that's where bacon comes from) (June)....
Tyrese decides robbing banks with hottie partner in crime Meagan Good is the most efficient way to pay his kidnapped son's ransom in Waist Deep (June 23)....
Ludacris narrates The Heart of the Game, a documentary about a girls' basketball team and its struggling star player (June 14)....
There's a very different view of teenage life in The Motel, about a Chinese-American boy who works in a seedy hourly joint (June 28)....
A turn-of-the-century doctor explores — and exploits — the desires of sexual deviants in Psychopathia Sexualis (June 8)....
The Hidden Blade is an intricate Japanese epic set in the mid-19th century. How to sum it up? Take three samurai buddies and insert conflict. Add a love story and sword fights. Okay, so it wasn't that intricate (June 23).
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