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Déjà vu (1985) | Blu-ray Review
A French maxim denoting a particular experience of already having seen or experienced something, the term Déjà vu reached its pop saturation point long...
Dunkirk | Review
The Art of War: Nolan Wages War of the Senses in Visceral Reenactment
On all accounts as noble a cinematic endeavor as it is sheer...
Kekszakallu | Review
A Man’s World: Solnicki Scores with Experimental Exercise in Ennui and Agency
Standing as the most enigmatic art-house debut to achieve limited theatrical release stateside,...
Footnotes | Review
The Tread Shoes: Calori and Testut Hoof through Musical Homage
Directors Paul Calori and Kostia Testut face something of an uphill battle with their directorial...
The Untamed | Review
The Pleasure Principle: Escalante Makes a Monster Mash with Distinctive Social Drama
The shadow of Andrzej Zulawski’s infamous erotic creature feature/divorce melodrama Possession (1981) looms...
