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I Matter Review

I Matter Review: Resilience Is a Poor Substitute for Security

by Shahrbanoo Golmohamadi

Turning eighteen is treated as liberation so often that its darker possibilities are easy to ignore. ...

Sorella di Clausura Review

Sorella di Clausura Review: Finding Grace in the Grotesque

by Marcus Thorne

In the cluttered geography of a Timișoara apartment, circa 2008, we meet Stela. The camera finds ...

Dracula Review

Dracula Review: Not Your Father’s Vampire

To approach Radu Jude’s Dracula expecting a horror film would be a profound miscalculation. This is ...

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