Review: I Saw the TV Glow
Pink lights, psychic bonds, a dead-end job. Burning TVs, sleeping on the basement floor, missing friends. Time passes you by, dragging on yet ...
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Review: Spy x Family Code: White
It’s rare for an anime to become mainstream. For every show like Attack on Titan or Demon Slayer, there are hundreds of shows that have slipped through ...
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Review: Enter the Clones of Bruce
Anyone even remotely interested in Hong Kong cinema will know the name of Bruce Lee. Hell, people outside of that niche will likely ...
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Review: La Chimera
Filmmakers have long understood cinema to be a magical form of art. From the technological and artistic innovations that allowed sound and image ...
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Review: Quiz Lady
2023 has been an interesting year when it comes to the success and failure of various films. While Disney, with virtually unlimited money ...
Review: Full River Red
Acclaimed Chinese director Zhang Yimou may not have had a stateside hit in a long time, but he hasn’t ever stopped creating films. ...
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Review: One Piece Film: Red
The past few years have been great for anime films. In the past, lots of production companies would capitalize on the popularity of ...
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LFF Review: She Said
She Said is bold, fearless filmmaking. Based on the 2019 book of the same name, Maria Schrader’s film depicts New York Times journalists ...
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LFF Review: Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio
The story of Pinocchio has often been mistreated in the world of film adaptions. From ill-fated animations to the recent offering from Robert ...
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Review: Saloum
There’s a scene about a third of the way through Saloum, the Senegalese crime-adventure (horror?) film by Jean Luc Herbulot that is perhaps ...
Review: In a New York Minute
As mainstream cinema becomes more oriented on major tentpole releases and nothing else, it’s going to take coverage of smaller films to help ...
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Review: The Worst Person in the World
Tuesday evening my roommate and I drove to Washington D.C., the nearest city to us playing Joachim Trier’s The Worst Person in the ...