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Sleeping Sickness | Review
A German aid doctor in Africa considers going native in Kohler’s unpredictable drama
Review: 4:44 Last Day On Earth
"The countdown to the apocalypse becomes a celebratory wake in Abel Ferrara’s transcendent 4:44: Last Day on Earth. Eschewing sci-fi escapism for a raw and intimate portrait of a New York artist couple (Willem Dafoe, and Ferrara’s real-life redhead girlfriend, Shanyn Leigh) riding out the end of times -- guaranteed to hit at 4:44AM-- in their Lower East Side apartment, Ferrara’s personal film is likely to flummox filmgoers and critics inured to the cheap thrills of CGI bombast and fashionably empty nihilism."
4:44 Last Day On Earth | Review
Forget the hype: Ferrara’s end-of-the-world reverie puts other apocalypse movies to shame
Review: Policeman
"Lapid is far from taking sides. He is warily critical of both the cops’ and the radicals’ fetish for violence, guns, and detached, narcissistic ideologies. But there is simply no denying the exhilarating spirit of reckless revolt that suffuses the movie’s second half."
