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Establishing an effective and potentially chilling set-up during its first few frames, Kieran...
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Lily From 5 to 7: Creed’s Debut a Quietly Observed Character Study
It’s spare design and robust female lead character already has Matt Creed’s directorial...
The English Teacher | Review
Notes on the Banal: Zisk’s Debut a Toothless Version of Familiar Material
After working exclusively in the realm of television since the 1990s, director Craig...
And Now a Word from Our Sponsor | Review
Commercial Failure: Bernbaum’s Debut DOA
What sounds good on paper doesn’t always translate well on screen, and Zack Bernbaum’s directorial debut, And Now a Word...
No One Lives | Review
They Died of Boredom: Kitamura’s Second Graceless English Language Film
Japanese director Ryuhei Kitamura, of Versus (2000) fame, follows up his perplexing guilty pleasure English...
