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Museum Hours | Blu-ray Review
Museums are odd places. People gawk, taking in the history and culture on offer, ruminating in silence. People talk, or, more often than not,...
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The depiction of tumultuous youth enduring the harsh realities of...
Her | Review
High Tech Affairs: Jonze Unites Poets & Processors
In Her, Spike Jonze’s brainy and big hearted exploration of near future human relationships with techno-intelligence, Joaquin...
Sundance 2014: World Cinema Docu Comp Observes Cave, Carax and Colonization
While the U.S. Documentary Competition is generally known for it's politically charged intensity, the World Cinema Documentary Competition tends to be a little more...
Sundance 2014: Rossi, Belzberg, Soechtig Among 16 U.S. Docu Comp Invites
Of the sixteen titles that are listed here there are at least more than half that will be talked about throughout the calendar year...