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For his fourth feature film, indie film director Andrew Bujalski tackles the period peace, revisiting an...
Pieta | Blu-ray Review
Yes, that’s right, Kim Ki-duk’s latest film, Pieta, is thus named for the famed sculpture of the Virgin Mary cradling the dead body of...
Vanishing Waves | DVD Review
The travails of the neuron-transfer scientist get swirled into a surreal kaleidoscope of Eros and sci-fi in Lithuanian director Kristina Buozyte’s sophomore feature, Vanishing...
Animals | 2013 Outfest Review
What Are Friends For?: Fores’ Debut Slow Burn Bizarre Falters at the Finish
While it’s most memorable element will undoubtedly remind audiences of Donnie Darko...
The Happy Sad | 2013 Outfest Review
A Many Splendored Thing: Evans’ Sophomore Feature Candidly Explores the Nebulous Nature of Desire
It’s been nearly a decade since director Rodney Evans debuted his...
