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Whore’s Glory | Review
Sugartime: Michael Glawogger Brings Us a Bleak Look at Third World Brothel Workers
If Michael Glawogger’s Whores’ Glory, the third installment in his trilogy of...
Post Mortem | Review
Death Politics: Pablo Larrain’s Pathologist Nightmare Vision
Proving himself to be one of the most sardonic voices currently working in cinema, Chilean auteur Pablo Larrain...
Goodbye, First Love | Review
Bonjour Tristesse: Mia Hansen-Love Tears Apart Hearts
Returning with her third film, Goodbye, First Love, Mia Hansen-Love revisits themes of separation and grief after the...
The Moth Diaries | Review
Dear Diary, I Have Nothing New To Say: Harron Places Viewers in Detention
Celebrated indie helmer Mary Harron returns with her first feature since 2005,...
Late Bloomers | Review
Last Rose of Summer: Julie Gavras Goes Old Fogey
Julie Gavras (daughter of political filmmaker Costa) returns after her well received 2006 debut, Blame It...
