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I once managed something similiar (I think). get_recent_posts can’t do the category but I used the following:
<?php c2c_get_recent_posts(1,'<div class="post"><h2>%post_date%</h2> <h2 class="title">%post_URL%</h2><div class="meta">Filed by: %post_author%</div><div class="content">%post_content%&nbsp;<div class="feedback">category | <a href=%comments_url%> %comments_fancy%</a></div></div></div>','','date','DESC','0','F jS, Y',''); ?>

You should be able to copy and paste to get all the code.

Hope that helps.

I cannot see the site (blocked from work) but as far as I understand it, the html source you see is the result of the php – for example <?php the_date(); ?> outputs as <h2>November 22nd, 2005</h2> . Someone can probably explain better than me, but I think:
php (server-side) => (x)html (client-side).
So in answer to your questions:
(a) Probably. (b) See (a), and (c) Looks like he is using almost the default permalink structure.

Another Weighted Words and also Weighted Categories

Using the get custom fields plugin I have used the following to hide content if the field it empty (in this case the ‘info’ field):
<?php $info = c2c_get_custom('Info');?>
<?php if ( $info == "" ) {echo "";} else {echo "<h2 id=comments>Notes</h2><div id=info>$info</div>" ;} ?>
Not sure if this will help but it might give someone else more ideas.

That should only be visible when you are logged in. Try logging out and having at look at your site then.

You have to edit the code of the plugin itself:
$posts_per['X'] = Y;
I think the custom query strings will also do a similar job, but with an admin interface:
http://mattread.com/projects/custom-query-string-plugin/.

The rss feed for your movie category is /category/movies/feed/ (just tack feed onto your normal category view). I threw the full feed URI into iTunes and downloading the clip worked perfectly.