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Anatahan (1953) | Blu-ray Review
In one of the distributor’s most exciting unveilings of 2017, Kino Lorber re-released Josef Von Sternberg’s obscure final film Anatahan (1953) in early February....
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Following last week’s announcement of the main competition program, all eyes are now focused on Edouard Waintrop’s selection for the 2017 Directors' Fortnight (April...
The Fate of the Furious | Review
Fated Attraction: Gray Delivers the Expected in Mind Numbing Franchise Entry
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My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea | Review
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If some teenage version of Reading Rainbow coughed up a hallucinatory fever dream into...
Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer
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There’s an unshakeable sadness to Israeli director Joseph Cedar’s English language debut Norman: The Moderate Rise...
