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The Midwife | DVD Review
What seemed like a novel idea, pairing two of French cinema’s contemporary icons from opposing schools of expression (the dramatically inclined Catherine Deneuve and...
The Green Slime (1968) | Blu-ray Review
There are several significant elements lost in translation in the wonderful failed experiment that is The Green Slime, a 1968 B-grade (or lower) sci-fi...
Novitiate | Review
And Then There Were Nun: Betts’ Novel Approach to the Nunnery
Director Maggie Betts revisits a fascinating transitional period in the Catholic church with her...
Criterion Collection: Barry Lyndon (1975) | Blu-ray Review
Within the omnipresent and overpowering narration guiding Barry Lyndon, a passage on the title character’s wife describes her as “not very much more important...
Aurora Borealis | 2017 Warsaw Film Festival Review
Daughters of the Dawn: Meszaros Examines Painful Period with Reconciliation Drama
Hungary’s cinematic canon can’t be discussed without a deliberation on the importance of Marta...
