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One of the best surprises of 2015 thus far has been Joel Edgerton’s directorial debut, The Gift. The increasingly prolific actor somehow managed to...
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Though there are many issues regarding the problematic process in deciding the roster of nominees for the annual onslaught known as the Academy Awards,...
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The changing socioeconomic landscape in Brazil has had a direct impact...
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Caught in the Quagmire: Rodriguez’s Satisfying Period Neo-Noir
Having swept the 2014 Goya Awards back home (winning ten of its sixteen nominations, including Best Film),...
Burnt | Review
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For his third film outing, director John Wells delves into the catty universe of high-end cuisine with Burnt...
