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Best of 2014: Jordan M. Smith’s Top 20 (Picks 20-11)

It seems with each passing year the flood of year end lists are published earlier and earlier, assuring that at least a handful of...

Best of 2013: Jordan M. Smith’s Top 20 Films (Picks 15 to 11)

Continued from picks 20 to 16.... 20. Fruitvale Station – Ryan Coogler 19. Cutie and the Boxer – Zachary Heinzerling 18. Valentine Road – Marta Cunningham 17. Dirty...

Jordan M. Smith’s Top Ten Unreleased Films of 2012: Docs Leviathan and The Act Of Killing Among Picks 10 to 6

10. Leviathan Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Verena Paravel's follow-up to their fascinating depiction of traveling sheep herders in Sweetgrass, is this year's quintessential art doc. With...

2013 Sundance Film Festival Predictions: Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ Toy’s House

Jordan Vogt-Roberts' almost half-hour Successful Alcoholics (watch here) was among the crowd-pleasing short film hits of the 2010 edition of Sundance. Flash-forward to this...

Jordan’s Ondine Netted by Magnolia

I caught Neil Jordan's Ondine at the Toronto Int.Film Festival last September, and the first after-thought I had was, this'll be a tough sell. Not that the fabric of the film is off-putting -- you have your male lead in Colin Farrell, that I think people are generally interested in watching, but then you have a Sigur Ros singing mermaid, a divorced parent subplot with a spirited child years beyond her age stuck in a wheel chair (there is a resemblance to Hayao Miyazaki's Ponyo) and you have antagonistic forces in the presence of a pair of thugs plotting their presence in a picturesque village that awkwardly don't measure up.

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