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¡Feliz Quinceañera, FILMéxico!
The film explores ideas of loneliness and affection, the need to be close to others and accepted, but also the danger that comes with vulnerability. … read more
Film Review: The Devils
Ken Russell’s The Devils has been re-released in 4k, marking this the first time the film has been presented since 1971, in its rawest, uncensored form. … read more
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31 Nights of Secondhand Screenings
Oh, you thought Halloween was over? Take a load off with a bowl of untouched candy and enjoy a pillowcase full of mixed media courtesy of Secondhand Screenings! … read more
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Film Review: Klara and the Sun
Klara and the Sun is a treatise on what it means to live, to love, to be loved and to die. It packs an emotional wallop and it’s a remarkably sweet film. … read more
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Film Review: Wildwood
Some movies have the word “hit” written all over them. Wildwood seems to shout out that it’s going to be a cult classic — the likes of which we haven’t had in some time … read more
Film Review: Narrative debut Primetime proves Lance Oppenheim isn’t a...
After seeing Primetime, I am pleased to say that Oppenheim crafted an engaging chronicle that displays the aforementioned nuance which such a retelling requires, albeit with one caveat: the ending. … read more
Film Review: Musk
Musk takes an expansive, skeptical look at Elon Musk’s extraordinary rise from internet entrepreneur to one of the most powerful and controversial figures. … read more
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Film Review: You Can See Everything
You Can See Everything offers a disquieting examination of truth, deception and the fragile boundary between authenticity and performance. … read more
Film Review: The Social Reckoning
The Social Reckoning is far more procedural than its predecessor, and it doesn’t feel as fresh or divertly entertaining, though it makes up for that in urgency. … read more
Film Review: Angel and The Badman
The power of the right material in the wrong hands is immeasurable. This film had a powerhouse team of the wrong hands. … read more
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Film Review: Digger
Digger is a painting. I mean that very literally. You’ll just have to see it to get what I’m trying to say, but trust me, it’s a painting. Each set is unique and beautiful and huge and so thoughtfully constructed that it frequently reminds me of what I’ve seen on theater stages. … read more
How Mu Zhengyang Made All Wishes Come True!
Chinese mythology gets a playful new interpretation in All Wishes Come True! The ancient Chinese legend of the Eight Immortals has been reimagined for a contemporary audience in a visually breathtaking film that’s part caper comedy, part epic adventure and part fable. … read more
