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In less than 10 minutes, a few vignettes are enough to depict an insightful character study.
In less than 10 minutes, a few vignettes are enough to depict an insightful character study.
Mark Cousins's inspires you to take a second look at Welles’s films and admire a legacy that goes beyond Citizen Kane.
It wasn’t what the movie depicted but what it said about class conflicts, racism, and normalized xenophobia in Thatcher’s Britain that caused this film to be sidelined.
You may disagree with the filmmaker’s extreme artistic decisions, but they were made to provoke instant revulsion.
In a new movie full of conversations more than action, director Nuri Bilge Ceylan holds your attention scene by scene.
A valuable documentary about the illegal practice of arrest quotas by the New York Police Department.
A reading of this movie through the lens of The Great Gatsby isn’t so ridiculous, though the film’s trio is much more than a twisted version of Nick Carraway, Daisy Buchanan, and Jay Gatsby.
Fantasy, reality, and time travel collide in Mirai, a Japanese animated film, where the problem of dealing with a newcomer sibling is blended with strange elements.
Despite contradictions and convenient omissions, ¡Las Sandinistas! is an eye-opener.