Jordan M. Smith

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Review: Sex Crimes Unit

Unlike what you might expect after seeing an episode of Law & Order: SVU, cases are calm, plodding affairs. Day after day of finding these cases on her desk must have dulled Friel's emotional reaction, as she seems fairly happy-go-lucky throughout most of the doc.

Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles | Review

Puzzle Prophet: Foy Connects the Tiles for Investigative Treat

Sex Crimes Unit | Review

Anti-SVU: Jackson Offers By the Books Docu Portrait

If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front | Review

Marshall Curry and Sam Cullman ask, "Who is the real eco-terrorist?"

Review: A Matter of Taste: Serving Up Paul Liebrandt

"A Matter of Taste stays away from the creative process of crafting high end food that was highlighted in El Bulli, another decent culinary doc released this year, and instead features a young and skilled craftsman adrift in a market full of French technicians. Liebrandt's tale is far from over, but this portion of it is an interesting, though sometimes shallow feeling look at the top tier restaurant business."

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