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Truth, Be Told: Hunt Returns to Moral Grey Zone with Courtroom Drama
The only real anomalistic quality to Courtney Hunt’s long awaited sophomore feature The...
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Women in Revolt: Chan-wook’s Sumptuous Period Drama Wrestles with Romance, Revenge
Following his 2013 English language debut, Stoker, South Korean auteur Park Chan-wook returns to...
Moonlight | Review
When the Rainbow is Enuf: Jenkins Returns with Exceptional, Moving Character Portrait
It’s been eight years since indie filmmaker Barry Jenkins debuted his exceptional directorial...
2016 Warsaw Film Festival: The Comrade Who Came in from the Cold
As Poland’s capital, Warsaw is representative of the country’s rich and complex historical legacy, something which can’t be discussed without a thorough understanding of...
