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As its title would indicate, social etiquette and...
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French director Anne Fontaine continues to surprise with her varied filmography, turning her...
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With less than ten hours separating us from the Venice Film Festival selections, the 2018 edition is one of the most anticipated competitions for...
Criterion Collection: Dragon Inn (1967) | Blu-ray Review
If martial arts could be spliced into opera, it would look something like King Hu’s 1967 cult classic Dragon Inn, the second of his...
Carpenter’s Nowhere to Be Seen in his Memoirs of an Invisible Man (1992)
John Carpenter’s first entry in the 1990s, Memoirs of an Invisible Man, plays like the death knell of the genre icon’s impressive career, marking...
