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As she conveyed in her 2011 debut feature Green, Sophia Takal has a particular interest in...
Things to Come | Review
Things Fall Apart: Hansen-Love Crafts Superb Scenario for Huppert
Director Mia Hansen-Løve breathes majestic layers of complexity into her fifth feature, Things to Come, documenting...
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Little Drummer Boy: Montiel’s Misguided and Manipulative PTSD Allegory
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Prolific Chinese director Xiaogang Feng, whose films are often well-regarded box office...
