The Shameless Review: A Blunt Film Tackles Taboo Traditions
Konstantin Bojanov's 2020 drama The Shameless premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, where it competed in ...
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Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point Review: A Warm Blanket of Nostalgia
Tyler Taormina's 2022 film Christmas Eve in Miller's Point shares a slice-of-life look at an Italian-American ...
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Meeting With Pol Pot Review: When Journalism Confronted Genocide in 1970s Cambodia
What could drive a filmmaker to revisit a national trauma as immense as the Cambodian genocide? ...
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Holy Cow Review: A Pastoral Passage into Adulthood
Louise Courvoisier's debut film, Holy Cow, tells the story of Totone, an 18-year-old living in the ...
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The Invasion Review: A Sobering Yet Inspiring Look at Life Under Conflict
Sergei Loznitsa has long documented his native Ukraine through periods of upheaval. In 2014, his film ...
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In His Own Image Review: De Peretti’s Evocative Portrait of Corsica
Thierry de Peretti brings us the story of a remarkable woman and her native island in ...
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Locust Review: Taipei’s Tensions Portrayed with Nuance and Grit
The streets of Taipei, summer 2019. Mass protests are roiling nearby Hong Kong as citizens raise ...
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Faye Review: Illuminating the Life and Art of a Cinema Icon
The documentary Faye offers audiences an intimate look at one of cinema's greats, Faye Dunaway. Viewers ...
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Megalopolis Review: Coppola’s Vision, Half-Realized
For over four decades, Francis Ford Coppola nurtured a grand vision of an epic he dubbed ...
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Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed Review: A Blurred Look at Life on the Edge
Blending reality and fiction, director Hernán Rosselli crafts a captivating portrait of a family within Argentina's ...
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