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The Currents Review

The Currents Review: The Quiet Horror of a Curated Self

A quiet, unsettling act in a distant city ignites The Currents. In wintry Geneva, an Argentinian ...

They Will Be Dust Review

They Will Be Dust Review: An Unconventional Yet Memorable Experience

by Arash Nahandian

They Will Be Dust is Carlos Marques-Marcet's fourth feature film, which made its world premiere at ...

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Camouflaje Review: A Poignant Tribute to Lives Unforgotten

by Shahrbanoo Golmohamadi

The 2022 documentary Camouflaje quietly yet persistently shines a light on Argentina’s difficult task of confronting ...

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