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Thy Womb | TIFF 2012 Review
Womb Doom: Mendoza Gives Us Another Poverty Stricken Filipino Narrative
Quickly assuming the stature of one of the most important directors from the Philippines, Brillante Mendoza...
God Loves Caviar | TIFF 2012 Review
And Hates the Proletariat: Greek Costume Drama Stinks to High Heaven
Greek director Yannis Smaragdis began his career in the mid 1970’s as a writer/director,...
Everybody Has a Plan | TIFF 2012 Review
Best Laid Plans: Piterbarg Gets Double the Mortensen in Debut
Argentinean director Ana Piterbarg nabs Viggo Mortensen for dual roles in her debut, a slow...
Byzantium | TIFF 2012 Review
My Favorite Sister Daughter: Jordan Hits Up the Lady Vamps
Boy it’s hard to add anything new to the vampire genre, once a horror staple...
Criterion Collection: Umberto D. | Blu-ray Review
Perhaps remembered foremost for directing what is considered by many to be one of the best films of all time, Bicycle Thieves (1948), one...
