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The Crimson Kimono (1959) | Blu-ray Review
Samuel Fuller finished out the 1950s with the underappreciated noir The Crimson Kimono, a film which perhaps spins its wheels on an even bigger...
The Circle | Blu-ray Review
Indie darling James Ponsoldt experienced his first major hiccup with a swipe at the mainstream with tech thriller The Circle. Despite starring Harry Potter...
The Lovers | Blu-ray Review
A classy, complex affair, Azazel Jacobs scores his greatest achievement to date with The Lovers, taking a break from the adolescent, man-child ennui which...
The Conversation: Venice 2017 – Those Who Were Not Named
With Locarno and Venice’s recently announced competition line-ups, the last stand as far as 2017 festival circuit competition now sits with the soon to...
Menashe | Review
Not Without My Son: Weinstein Crafts Tender, Orthodox Familial Drama
Graduating from documentary filmmaking to narrative cinema with Menashe, director Joshua Z. Weinstein examines universal...
