Sacha Baron Cohen

Kim Ok-vin and Shin Ha-kyun star as a wildly dysfunctional married couple in 'Thirst.'

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Winner of the Jury Prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival, Thirst was largely overlooked at the time of its American theatrical release, even amid the biggest vampire craze in recent memory. That's a shame, because Chan-wook Park's latest, about a deeply devoted Roman Catholic priest (Kang-ho Song, of The Host) who turns into a reluctant Nosferatu after an ill-fated transfusion leaves him hungry for blood, is one of the year's most chilling fantasies – gory, funny and thoroughly entertaining.

Sacha Baron Cohen's Austrian provocateur hits the big screen with more of a whimper than a bang.

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Sacha Baron Cohen, the spectacularly uninhibited gonzo master of put-ons, has been called “the pure, untamed id of movie comedy” and “a genuine comic guerrilla charging right to the front lines of the war against prejudice and sanctimony.” The term “genius” has been applied liberally since Baron Cohen’s Borat (2006) skillfully skewered racism, anti-Semitism and America’s over-developed sense of nat

Bruno

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Last month, we told you about Digg.com’s exclusive interview with the one and only Austrian television sensation, Bruno (AKA Sascha Baron Cohen in his most hilarious post-Borat persona to date). Andrew Bancroft sat down with the over-the-top fashion icon on June 30, and fired off questions sent in from Digg.com users.

We're sure this movie tops your list of summer flicks to watch, so we're giving away 10 (admit two) passes* to next week's BRÜNO screening. Be one of the first 10 to correctly answer the question below and win tickets:

Name two celebrities BRÜNO has interviewed.

BRÜNO Screening, Monday, 7/6 at 7:30 p.m., AMC Metreon, 101 Fourth St., 3rd floor. Get there early.

Gustaf Skarsgård (left) and Torkel Petersson star as Göran and Sven Skoogh, a married couple looking to adopt in Patrik 1.5.

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With festival attendance topping 60,000 and ticket sales up from the last two years despite a sluggish economy, Frameline 33, the oldest and largest celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender films and filmmakers in the world, reached its conclusion Sunday with the world premiere of Wendy Jo Carlton’s Hannah Free. Now, there’s only one thing left to do: announce the winners.

Sacha Baron Cohen, as flamboyant fashionista Brüno, gets bullish during a recent appearance in Madrid.

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Those who can’t get enough of Sacha Baron Cohen’s colorfully outlandish publicity stunts in support of Brüno’s July 10 release can watch the movie’s red-carpet Hollywood premiere live tonight at 6:45 p.m. PST.

Bruno works the red carpet

Melissa Goodman

Bruno, Sacha Baron Cohen's alter ego (well, alter-alter ego, considering Borat), is ready to cause more of a stir. Though his movie doesn't premiere until July 10, Bruno has been making headlines by disrupting fashion shows, crashing crotch-first into Eminem's face at the MTV Movie Awards, and posing nude on the cover of this month's GQ. And now's your chance to get inside the faux-Austrian television host's mind.