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Child of God | Review
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On a similar directorial trajectory as, let’s say, Joe Swanberg, where quality vs. quantity tends...
The Almost Man | Review
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The long hard road to growing up and accepting responsibility takes the center stage in Martin...
Separate Tables | Blu-ray Review
Playwright and screenwriter Terence Rattigan was an indubitable influence on mid-century British cinema. He authored several of the era’s most notable titles, including The...
Criterion Collection: Insomnia | Blu-ray Review
Erik Skjoldbjaerg’s 1997 directorial debut, Insomnia is a prescient prototype of what would now be termed Nordic Noir in today’s global film market. At...
Very Good Girls | Review
The Boyfriend Experience: Foner’s Directorial Debut a Derivative Shard
Screenwriter Naomi Foner makes her directorial debut with Very Good Girls, though her preceding reputation...
