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We Love You, You Bastard (Salaud, on t’aime) | 2014 COLCOA Review
A Man and His Women: Lelouch’s Latest a Lumbering, Bloated Ensemble
Nearing his 80’s and with over fifty credits to his name, Oscar and Palme...
Last Passenger | Review
Runaway Train: Nooshin’s Banal Debut Goes Wrong Way on a One Way Track
What promises to be a nimble, low budget whodunit aboard a high...
Who is Dayani Cristal? | Review
Body Talk: Bernal & Silver’s Doc an Empathetic Experiment
A three pronged approach to uncovering the identity of an illegal immigrant’s corpse in the Arizona...
Walking with the Enemy | Review
Walk to Remember: Schmidt’s Debut Sincere and Gawky
Director Mark Schmidt attempts to recount an obscure chronicle of WWII heroism to generally awkward effect, though,...
Criterion Collection: Master of the House | Blu-ray Review
While he’ll always be best known for his 1928 silent masterpiece, The Passion of Joan Arc (or for his atmospheric 1932 horror film, Vampyr),...
