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Daughters of the Dust | Blu-ray Review
Potent words open up Julie Dash’s masterful debut, the landmark independent feature Daughters of the Dust (1991). A matriarch, grappling with her family’s (including...
Criterion Collection: Tampopo | Blu-ray Review
Perhaps the first and most apt film deserving of the categorization known as ‘food porn,’ Juzo Itami’s hit sophomore film Tampopo receives a lush...
Paris 05:59: Théo & Hugo | Blu-ray Review
Premiering at the 2016 Berlin International Film Festival, Olivier Ducastel and Jacques Martineau’s Paris 05:59: Théo & Hugo received a limited theatrical release in January...
Ice Mother |2017 Tribeca Film Festival Review
All That Weather Allows: Slama Formulates Empathetic Character Drama from Microwaved Melodrama
Taking a page from a formula established by Douglas Sirk’s classic soapy melodrama...
The Endless | Tribeca Film Festival Review
Circles in the Sand: Benson & Moorhead Latest Low-Fi Genre Hybrid another Mixed Bag
For a film as fascinated with notions of differentiation as The...
