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Shohei Imamura's brutalist depiction of female resilience in his masterwork of 1963, The Insect Woman, echoes the beloved French filmmaker Marcel L'Herbier's monumental silent avant-garde narrative L'inhumaine, which...
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Outfitted with a new score and title sequence, reedited sans several scenes involving the woman, and rereleased in 1972, Charlie Chaplin's first feature length...
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Last year, 2.5 billion people traveled by rail across the wild expanse of China. With each passing year the country continues to sink massive...
Unlocking The Cage | 2016 Sundance Film Festival Review
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Having long ago been crowned the king and queen...
The Land of the Enlightened | 2016 Sundance Film Festival Review
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In the opening sequence of The Land of the Enlightened following a radio broadcast from President Obama that announces...
