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Colors | Blu-ray Review
Trying to make a film like Colors (1988) today, told as it is from the privileged perspective of two white heterosexual beat cops fighting...
The Delinquents | Blu-ray Review
While Robert Altman is revered as the most prominent figure amongst the auteurs of the 1970s New American Cinema, he actually began his directorial...
Bleak Street | DVD Review
“Let’s drink and hate everything and everyone,” mutters one bedraggled prostitute to another in Mexican auteur Arturo Ripstein’s latest masterpiece, Bleak Street, a tale...
The Conversation: Producer Megan Ellison
Producer Megan Ellison quickly ascended the ranks as of the most notable and recognizable US film producers over the last decade, working with a...
Ghost in the Shell | Review
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The essence of Masamune Shirow’s 1989 cult manga Ghost in the Shell automatically lends...
