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Caterpillar Review

Caterpillar Review: Shadow and Self, A Study in Desperation

by Marcus Thorne

Liza Mandelup’s documentary Caterpillar plays with the taut cadence of a psychological thriller. It introduces Raymond ...

Looking Through Water Review

Looking Through Water Review: Fishing for Connection Across Family Lines

Roberto Sneider's "Looking Through Water" operates within familiar territory yet manages to find moments of genuine ...

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