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Blood of My Blood | AFI Fest 2012 Review
Bloodletting: Canijo’s Latest a Masterwork of Familial Upheaval
Portuguese director Joao Canijo returns with his eighth feature, Blood of My Blood, (his first fictional outing...
Ape | AFI Fest 2012 Review
Natural Selection: Potrykus’ Debuts a Worthwhile yet Ragged Effort
Aligned with similarly titled works that capture mankind’s possibility to regress to a more primitive, mammalian...
The International Sign For Choking | AFI Fest 2012 Review
Heimlech Gesture: Weintraub’s Noxious Nostalgia an Exercise in Distraction
Angst and privilege intersect in The International Sign For Choking, a tale of aimless abandon directed...
Clip | AFI Fest 2012 Review
She Shame: Milos’ Debut a Frank Dichotomy of Sexual Exploration/Degradation
Another notable entry in a quickly growing slew of controversial titles coming out of Serbia...
Electrick Children | AFI Fest 2012 Review
Turn Me On With Your Electric Feel: Thomas’ Debut Not So Immaculate
For her film debut, Rebecca Thomas exploits the mostly socially sanctioned and acceptable...
