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Out of Nature | 2014 TIFF Review

A Hollow World of Obligations Ole Giæver’s sophomore feature, Out of Nature, very much resembles—in setting, structure and thematic preoccupation—his short film work and prior,...

Abuse of Weakness | Review

My Afternoon With Maud’s Money: Breillat’s Most Personal Film Showcases Huppert Catherine Breillat leaves behind the series of Grimm’s fairy tales she was adapting and...

Young and Beautiful | Review

Airy & banal, Ozon's Latest is as Indistinct as its Title Moving right along the trajectory we’re all well familiar with by now, François Ozon...

Nymphomaniac: Volume I | Review

The Girl Can’t Help It: Von Trier’s Indelible First Chapter a Sobering, Ruminative Examination of the Last Cinematic Frontier In today’s modern world, where cinematic...

S#x Acts | Review

Sextette: Gurfinkel’s Debut an Uncomfortable Sashay into Female Victimhood Exuding enough uncomfortable finesse to be ranked as one of several cinematic explorations that appear to...

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No Other Choice | Review

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Her cinema deals with female interiority under constraint, isolation...

Father Mother Sister Brother | Review

Terms of Estrangement: Jarmusch’s Amusing Triptych on Familial Labors If...

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