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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
The Orem Film Festival Approaches Life With Bold Enthusiasm
Every film in the 10-film lineup at the Orem Film Festival was clearly chosen with intentionality and thought for the overall audience experience. … 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
MASBEDO and The Complex Nature of Arsa
The filmmakers found their Arsa in Martinucci, whose lack of extensive acting experience ultimately became part of what attracted them to her. … 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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