Advertisements A two-minute curiosity, an exercise in illumination — Time Life Volume 15. Monument to a Period of Time in Which I Lived is a fascinating look at temporary space. As a candle burns down to the end of its wick, we…
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Advertisements A film that feels necessary to witness on a big screen is a rare sort of magic. With his second feature, Spanish director Gabriel Azorín sought to create that special alchemy. Though at times Last Night I Conquered the City of…
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"Life: Untitled" is a refreshing, female directed film about the struggles of female escorts in Japan.…
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Imogen Poots can't quite save Lorcan Finnegan's suburban pastiche from feeling like an overlong 'Black Mirror' episode.…
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Mirrah Foulkes filters Tarantino through The Brothers Grimm in this ineffective fairy tale satire.…
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The Whisters is an artful take on the action genre that heavily relies on inspiration from classic cinema — such as the suspenseful noir thrillers of old.…
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Italian director Matteo Garrone serves a harsh dose of realism in this Cannes award-winner.…
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Advertisements Abrasive, cranky, and mostly unpleasant, Lee Israel is recognizably human. Lee is not a supervillain and she is also not absurdly nice. She obsessively relies on others for validation and praise, yet so easily freezes them out when she feels they…
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The Biggest Little Farm is an opulent story of our deep connection to the earth and land that surrounds us. …
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Ueda Shinichiro's meta zombie comedy is the most resourceful and ingenious indie film of the year.…
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